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Indian Railways Congratulates 'Laapataa Ladies' Over Oscars 2025 Selection: "Proud To Be...''
Indian Railways took to X to express their joy over the news and dropped a post congratulating the cast.
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2018: Everyone Is a Hero Becomes India’s Official Entry for Oscars 2024
Malayalam film 2018: Everyone is a Hero, based on the Kerala floods of that year, is India’s official entry to the Oscars 2024 event. It was unanimously picked from among 22 Indian films and stars Tovino Thomas, Kunchacko Boban, Asif Ali, and Aparna Balamurali. In June, the film grossed Rs. 200 crore at the box office, marking the highest-earning...
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From Bhanu Athaiya To A R Rahman: A Look At India At The Oscars
India won its first Oscars in 1982
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Oscars 2021: Ekta Kapoor And Tahira Kashyap's Film Bittu Makes It To Live Action Short Film Shortlist
Indian's official entry for the Oscars, Jallikattu is out of the race
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India's Oscar Entry Gully Boy Fails To Make Foreign Film Shortlist
The last Indian film that was nominated for an Oscar was Lagaan.
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Indian 2 First Look: Kamal Haasan Returns As Senapathy. Beware
After two decades, it appears that Senapathy has planned to return
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Oscars 2019: Rima Das' Village Rockstars, India's Entry For Best Foreign Film, Out Of Race
Norwegian drama What Will People Say, starring Indian actors, is also out of the race
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Oscars 2018: India's Entry Newton Fails To Make The Cut
Apart from Rajkummar Rao's Newton, Angelina Jolie's First they Killed My Father also failed to make it to the top 9
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Academy Awards: MS Dhoni, Sarbjit Are On Oscar Long List For Best Picture
Academy Awards 2017: Visaranai, India's official entry in the Best Foreign Language Film category, did not make it to the shortlist of nine films announced by the Academy earlier this month
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Bollywood's Oscar Race Begins. All Eyes on Amol Palekar
It's that time of the year when chosen representatives from the film industry select India's official entry to the Oscars. The jury headed by Amol Palekar will review several films and choose the best representative of Indian cinema. Sources say that there is intense lobbying for Haider, PK, Ugly and Mary Kom to make the...
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Liar's Dice Director Geethu Mohandas: It's a Proud Moment
The team is now waiting for the moment when the Oscar shortlist for the best foreign film category will be announced
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Will There be an Oscar Fight Among Bollywood Films Again?
Thirty films are vying against each other to get selected as the official Indian entry to the Oscars. We give you the lowdown
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Kamal Haasan: Waiting for Indian talent in American films to win Oscar
Kamal Haasan, whose directorial Vishwaroopam was in the race with other films for India's official entry to Academy Awards this year, is not disappointed at losing the opportunity.
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Pakistan's Oscar film has an Indian connect
Pakistan's entry to the Oscars in the Best Foreign Film category, Zinda Bhaag, ironically has an India connect - and in more than one way. The neighbouring country's Oscar entry - its first after 50 years - couldn't after all do without drawing on Indian expertise to make a mark.
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Indian Railways Congratulates 'Laapataa Ladies' Over Oscars 2025 Selection: "Proud To Be...''
Indian Railways took to X to express their joy over the news and dropped a post congratulating the cast.
-
2018: Everyone Is a Hero Becomes India’s Official Entry for Oscars 2024
Malayalam film 2018: Everyone is a Hero, based on the Kerala floods of that year, is India’s official entry to the Oscars 2024 event. It was unanimously picked from among 22 Indian films and stars Tovino Thomas, Kunchacko Boban, Asif Ali, and Aparna Balamurali. In June, the film grossed Rs. 200 crore at the box office, marking the highest-earning...
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From Bhanu Athaiya To A R Rahman: A Look At India At The Oscars
India won its first Oscars in 1982
-
Oscars 2021: Ekta Kapoor And Tahira Kashyap's Film Bittu Makes It To Live Action Short Film Shortlist
Indian's official entry for the Oscars, Jallikattu is out of the race
-
India's Oscar Entry Gully Boy Fails To Make Foreign Film Shortlist
The last Indian film that was nominated for an Oscar was Lagaan.
-
Indian 2 First Look: Kamal Haasan Returns As Senapathy. Beware
After two decades, it appears that Senapathy has planned to return
-
Oscars 2019: Rima Das' Village Rockstars, India's Entry For Best Foreign Film, Out Of Race
Norwegian drama What Will People Say, starring Indian actors, is also out of the race
-
Oscars 2018: India's Entry Newton Fails To Make The Cut
Apart from Rajkummar Rao's Newton, Angelina Jolie's First they Killed My Father also failed to make it to the top 9
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Academy Awards: MS Dhoni, Sarbjit Are On Oscar Long List For Best Picture
Academy Awards 2017: Visaranai, India's official entry in the Best Foreign Language Film category, did not make it to the shortlist of nine films announced by the Academy earlier this month
-
Bollywood's Oscar Race Begins. All Eyes on Amol Palekar
It's that time of the year when chosen representatives from the film industry select India's official entry to the Oscars. The jury headed by Amol Palekar will review several films and choose the best representative of Indian cinema. Sources say that there is intense lobbying for Haider, PK, Ugly and Mary Kom to make the...
-
Liar's Dice Director Geethu Mohandas: It's a Proud Moment
The team is now waiting for the moment when the Oscar shortlist for the best foreign film category will be announced
-
Will There be an Oscar Fight Among Bollywood Films Again?
Thirty films are vying against each other to get selected as the official Indian entry to the Oscars. We give you the lowdown
-
Kamal Haasan: Waiting for Indian talent in American films to win Oscar
Kamal Haasan, whose directorial Vishwaroopam was in the race with other films for India's official entry to Academy Awards this year, is not disappointed at losing the opportunity.
-
Pakistan's Oscar film has an Indian connect
Pakistan's entry to the Oscars in the Best Foreign Film category, Zinda Bhaag, ironically has an India connect - and in more than one way. The neighbouring country's Oscar entry - its first after 50 years - couldn't after all do without drawing on Indian expertise to make a mark.
