Laapataa Ladies Oscar 2025: The Kiran Rao-directed film Missing Ladies will not be competing for the 97th Academy Awards in 2025. India’s official Oscar 2025 entry, the movie, did not place in the top 10. ‘Missing Ladies’ was unable to secure a spot on the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ shortlists for the 97th edition, which was announced in ten categories.
Indian supporters will be let down. Produced by Jio Studios, Kindling Pictures, and Aamir Khan Productions, Missing Ladies made its theatrical debut on March 1st of this year. Nevertheless, ‘Santosh’ was able to enter the top 15.
Team worked for laapataa ladies(Laapataa Ladies Oscar 2025)
Aamir khan movies: The team behind the movie, which included producer Aamir Khan and director Kiran Rao, had already begun promoting it for the Academy Awards. London is where the movie was recently filmed. A new poster for the movie, titled Lost Ladies, was unveiled last month. Since the Hindi word missing was changed to the English word lost, it signaled a change for audiences around the world.
Stars that shine in the film
Kiran Rao movie: Starring in the movie are Ravi Kishan, Chhaya Kadam, Sparsh Shrivastava, Pratibha Ranta, and Nitanshi Goyal. The plot of Missing Ladies, which is set in rural India, centers on the exchange of two newlyweds on a train. Sajni, one of the movie’s songs, is still adored and the most shared on social media.
The last Indian film to make it into the top 5 nominees for Best International Feature Film (formerly known as Best Foreign Film) at the 2002 Oscars was Aamir Khan’s iconic “Lagaan.” In addition to Lagaan, movies like “Mother India” (1957) and “Salaam Bombay” (1988) had advanced to the Oscars.
The film earned more than its budget.
According to Sacnilk,Laapataa Ladies earned ₹20.58 crore domestically throughout its 13-week run. After adding ₹2.75 crore from overseas markets, the film earned ₹27.06 crore globally. The film, which was made on a cheap budget of about ₹5 crore, was a financial success and received positive reviews from critics.
