Alia Bhatt to present Earthshot Prize award at Mumbai ceremony with Rami Malek, Sachin Tendulkar
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Actress Alia Bhatt has spoken about her role in the upcoming Earthshot Prize ceremony in Mumbai, describing the event as a celebration of hope, ideas, and meaningful action for the planet. Bhatt will present one of the five coveted Earthshot awards at the ceremony, which is set to draw around 5,000 guests.
What Alia Bhatt Said
In a statement ahead of the ceremony, Bhatt said, “The Earthshot Prize is really about hope… but hope that comes with ideas, action and people who are finding new ways forward. That’s what makes it so inspiring to be a part of. There are people across the world doing incredible work to protect and repair our planet, often in ways we may never have imagined.”
She added, “And to have Mumbai bring all these people together feels very special. I’m proud that India gets to be part of this moment, and I’m really looking forward to celebrating the people behind these solutions and the work they’re doing for all of us.”
Star-Studded Lineup of Presenters
Bhatt will share the stage with Oscar-winning actor Rami Malek, cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar, and British actress and musician Simone Ashley, among other presenters and special guests. The ceremony will be hosted by filmmaker and television personality Karan Johar.
Historic Global Broadcast
The 2026 Earthshot Prize Awards Night will mark a significant first — the event will be streamed globally on Prime Video, reaching audiences in more than 240 countries and territories in more than 40 languages. The Mumbai edition is the first time the ceremony is being held in India, underscoring the country’s growing prominence in global climate conversations.
About the Earthshot Prize
The Earthshot Prize was founded by Prince William in 2020 with the aim of recognising and scaling innovative solutions to the world’s most pressing environmental challenges. The prize honours individuals and organisations across five categories, each addressing a distinct dimension of planetary repair — from protecting nature and cleaning air to reviving oceans and building a waste-free world. This year’s Mumbai ceremony brings together global changemakers whose work, according to organisers, could collectively transform the planet’s trajectory by 2030.