Taha Shah’s ‘Paro’ Enters 2026 Oscars Contention List

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Bhupendra Singh Chundawat

Taha Shah’s ‘Paro’ Enters 2026 Oscars Contention List

Mumbai, 12 January: Actor Taha Shah, known for the popular series ‘Hiramandi’, has once again won hearts with a significant achievement. His latest film, ‘Paro: The Untold Story of Bride Slavery’, has secured a place on the contention list for the 98th Academy Awards (Oscars) in 2026.

Taha Shah shared this exciting news directly with his fans via Instagram, posting some behind-the-scenes pictures from the shoot. Along with the photos, he wrote, “My heart is filled with joy as my film ‘Paro: The Untold Story of Bride Slavery’ has been included in the contention list for the 98th Oscars.”

The actor explained that the film revolves around the social evil of bride slavery. It highlights the painful stories of women who are kidnapped and sold, often forced into a life of servitude. He pointed out that this issue is prevalent not only in India but also in countries like Pakistan and Vietnam.

Taha further added, “This film about the exploitation in bride slavery has touched hearts worldwide. The emotional response and affectionate messages from audiences during screenings across different countries make this journey very close to my heart.”

Expressing gratitude, he thanked the entire team, saying, “I sincerely thank my director, producers, actors, and the whole team for honestly bringing these unheard stories of women to light. Thank you all for trusting this story and presenting it with such sensitivity.”

He also acknowledged his audience, stating, “To my viewers as well, thank you. Your love, kindness, and hope will always remain with me.”

Following his success with ‘Hiramandi’, Taha Shah’s film is now sparking global conversations on a critical social issue. Being on the Oscars contention list marks a major milestone for ‘Paro’, with hopes that it will move forward to official nominations and awards.

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