India has massively fumbled its choice for Best International Film at the Oscars ...Middle East

On December 17, 2024, The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced the shortlisted films in 10 categories, including Best International Feature for the 97th Academy Awards. And India’s entry, Laapataa Ladies, didn’t make the cut. Disappointment ran not just through hordes of Indian cinephiles who have been vehemently championing another Indian film that is collecting international awards like they’re Pokémons.

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