tanvi the great Anupam Kher has achieved a major feat on the global stage with the Oscar selection committee announcing the film’s entry in the top 200 films. This recognition comes on the same day as the film completed 100 days in limited theatres, which was a proud moment for the team and highlights the film’s growing impact beyond Indian screens.

Anupam Kher wrote on Instagram, “Oscars. Best Film. Shortlist. Tanvi the Great!!! Every year thousands of films from all over the world are sent for the most prestigious film awards #Oscars! Millions of people in the film industry work very hard to get the initial nod and appreciation by @theacademy! This even puts them in the category of some of the best in the business! To be nominated and finally win will definitely be an ultimate feeling. But to be on the list is one of the best in the world by the #98ThAcademyAwards committee. Finalizing 200 films is already a big win for Team #TanviTheGreat and completing 100 days in theaters is a testament to our belief that hard work and honesty is always rewarded! Thank you @theacademy for this amazing honour!

Rishabh Shetty’s Kantara: Chapter 1Anupam Kher’s Tanvi: great and ‘Homble Films’ Mahavatar Narasimha It is one of 201 feature films eligible for consideration at the 98th Academy Awards. Whereas homebound India’s official entry this year, produced by KantaraSubodh Khanolkar’s Marathi film dashavatarAnd tanvi the great Has adopted an independent path to achieve global recognition.

Earlier in the day, the veteran actor had also celebrated 100 days of theatrical release of the filmI am calling tanvi the great A heartfelt journey that has quietly impressed the audience. Reflecting on the milestone, Anupam talked about his lifelong belief in perseverance and expressed pride in how the film’s emotional story resonated with audiences.

tanvi the great It stars Anupam Kher, Shubhangi Dutt, Arvind Swami, Iain Glen, Boman Irani, Jackie Shroff, Pallavi Joshi and Karan Tacker. The film tells the story of Tanvi Raina, a 21-year-old woman with autism who lives with her mother Vidya and her grandfather Colonel Pratap Raina.

Inspired by her late father, Captain Samar Raina, an Indian Army officer, who dreamed of saluting the national flag at the Siachen Glacier, Tanvi’s journey unfolds as one of courage, resilience and quiet determination. With its recent Oscar shortlist recognition and continued theatrical run, the film is garnering appreciation in India and on the global stage.