Actor Taha Shah Badussha is thrilled as his movie “Paro” has made it to the Oscar contention list for the 98th Academy Awards. Expressing his joy on social media, he shared his gratitude for the recognition. The film, titled “Paro: The Untold Story of Bride Slavery,” has resonated with audiences globally for its poignant narrative on bridal slavery.
Taha Shah Badussha expressed his heartfelt appreciation for the film’s team, acknowledging their efforts in bringing this important story to light. He thanked the director, producer, cast, and crew for their dedication to portraying the plight of silenced women. The actor also extended his gratitude to the audience for their unwavering support and love for the film.
In a statement, Taha Shah Badussha expressed his honor at “Paro” being included in the Oscars Eligibility List. He emphasized that the film serves as a voice for the marginalized and aims to raise awareness on crucial social issues. The actor hopes that the recognition will pave the way for more impactful cinema that fosters empathy and drives positive change.
“Paro,” a socially relevant drama exploring the issue of bride trafficking, is produced by Trupti Bhoir and directed by Gajendra Ahire. Starring Taha Shah Badussha, Trupti Bhoir, and Govind Namdeo, the film has garnered international acclaim for its sensitive portrayal of the subject matter. Taha was previously honored as the ‘Influential Actor of the Year’ at Cannes 2025 for his outstanding performances in “Heeramandi” and “PARO.”
