India’s Oscar Entry ‘Gondhal’ Unveils Global Trailer (EXCLUSIVE)
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Variety reports that India has selected the Marathi-language thriller "Gondhal" as its entry for the international feature Oscar at the 99th Academy Awards, with the film launching its global trailer as the campaign advances. The picture marks the feature debut of writer-director Santosh Davakhar, who prevailed over a competitive field of 33 films to secure the country's submission slot.
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