As Paro makes it to the Oscars Reminder List, actor Trupti Bhoir shares her joy about the indie film’s “monumental” feat. "For our team, simply being seen feels like a victory, especially for every woman whose story we have carried on our shoulders,” says Bhoir
Trupti Bhoir in ‘Paro — The Untold Story of Bride Slavery’
Producer and actor Trupti Bhoir’s Paro — The Untold Story of Bride Slavery has made it to the Oscars Reminder List, ahead of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announcing its nominations on January 22. For Bhoir, it’s an important moment as her independent film that released on January 10 in the US gains international attention.
“Reaching the Reminder List is monumental for a film like Paro. For our team, simply being seen feels like a victory, especially for every woman whose story we have carried on our shoulders,” says Bhoir, who fronts director Gajendra Vitthal Ahire’s drama that hopes to make it to the Best Picture list.
Paro tells the story of its protagonist, who is sold to three men over the years. Bhoir says, “When I first learned that bride slavery was happening not only in India but also in other countries, I was shaken to my core. Paro [resulted from] years of hearing stories that broke me.”
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What is the Oscars Reminder List?
It is the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ official list of films that have met the basic eligibility criteria to compete in different categories for the Academy Awards. It is meant to remind the voters of the eligible movies and performers.
What is the shortlist?
It is a preliminary list of contenders across 12 specific categories that the Academy announces every December, from which the nominations are eventually chosen for those categories.
The nominations:
The final nominations list across the 24 categories is drawn from the Oscars shortlist and the Reminder List, based on the votes from the Academy members.
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