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New Delhi: India’s official entry ‘Missing Ladies’ Is out of the race for the 97th Oscar Awards. This film based on rural background failed to make it to the last 15 films. This is the second time that a nominated film from Aamir Khan’s production house could not reach the Oscars. before this ‘rent’ Was also out of this phase.
However, British-Indian filmmaker and writer Sandhya Suri’s Hindi film ‘Satisfaction’ has made it to the next round in the Foreign Feature Film category. The film is written and directed by Sandhya Suri, starring Shahana Goswami and Sunita Rajwar in the lead roles.
Statement from ‘Missing Ladies’ and producers
Directed by Kiran Rao ‘Missing Ladies’ Presented jointly by Aamir Khan Productions, Jio Studios and Kindling Productions. In a joint statement, the producers said that even though the film did not advance at the Oscars, they are proud of the support and praise it has received so far. The Oscar awards will be announced on January 17.
‘Santosh’: An inspirational story
Based on the background of North India ‘Satisfaction’ The story is about a woman who becomes a police officer in her husband’s place after his death. The film has been shot in Lucknow and its story is being seen as a symbol of depth and empowerment.
screening of other films
Short film based on Delhi background ‘Anuja’ is also included among the films from India making it to the next stage.
Other films shortlisted in Oscars
The 15 major films shortlisted for the Oscars include:
- ‘Amelia Perez’ (France)
- ‘I’m Still Here’ (Brazil)
- ‘universal language’ (Canada)
- ‘Waves’ (Czech Republic)
- ‘The Girl with the Needle’ (Denmark)
- ‘The Seed of the Sacred’ (Germany)
- ‘touch’ (Iceland)
- ‘Kneecap’ (Ireland)
- ‘From Ground Zero’ (Palestine)
The success of the films originating from India is being monitored, and it is expected that they will make their mark on the international stage.