Hours after short film Anuja lost out on the Best Live Action Short Oscar, producer Guneet Monga on Monday said she joined the project not only to support the filmmakers but also to amplify the voices of children.

Director Adam J Graves and Indian producer Guneet Monga discuss the journey of 'Anuja', the Hindi film nominated for Oscars 2025 under Best Live Action Short section.

Fans were eager to witness the fate of Priyanka Chopra-backed American-Hindi film Anuja at the 97th Academy Awards, aka Oscars 2025. However, it has been announced that the film has lost the prestigious honor for Best Live Action Short Film to a Dutch sci-fi film,

Priyanka Chopra and Guneet Monga-backed 'Anuja', a New Delhi-set short film, which was nominated in the Live Action Short Category at Oscars 2025, lost the prestigious award to Dutch-language film 'I'm Not a Robot'.

Priyanka Chopra's Oscar hopes has been dashed as her short film Anuja lost its bid for the Best Live Action Short Film award at the 97th Academy Awards.The Indian short film was facing tough competition from A Lien,

At the 97th Academy Awards, the Dutch sci-fi film 'I'm Not a Robot' won the Best Live Action Short Oscar, edging out the heartfelt film 'Anuja'. Directed by Victoria Warmerdam, 'I'm Not a Robot' has been praised for its unique take on identity and technology.

New Delhi-set coming-of-age short film that was competing at the Oscars 2025 in the Best Live Action Short category, lost out on the award to Dutch-language movie I'm Not a Robot.I'm Not a Robot is a science fiction film written and directed by Victoria Warmerdam.

Hours after the short film Anuja lost out on the Best Live Action Short Oscar, producer Guneet Monga on Monday said she joined the project not only to support the filmmakers but also to amplify the voices of children.

At the 97th Academy Awards, Adam J Graves’ Hindi short film Anuja, backed by Priyanka Chopra, Mindy Kaling, and Guneet Monga, lost the Best Live Action Short Film award to Dutch film I’m Not a Robot.