Anuja producer Guneet Monga shared her first statement on Instagram after Oscar loss. She promised to return soon and paid a hat-tip to independent cinema.

Anuja producer Guneet Monga Kapoor shared the first post after losing the 2025 Oscars. The 41-year-old popular Indian film producer took to her Instagram account to express gratitude as her short film reached the 97th Academy Awards

Backed by Guneet Monga, Priyanka Chopra, and Mindy Kaling, the 22-minute short film Anuja was hopeful of a win at the Oscars. However, it didn't quite make the cut and afterwards Guneet had these encouraging words to say for India's future at the Oscars.

Director Adam J Graves and Indian producer Guneet Monga discuss the journey of 'Anuja', the Hindi film nominated for Oscars 2025 under Best Live Action Short section.

LOS ANGELES, CA – Mindy Kaling and Guneet Monga-backed Anuja, a short film set in New Delhi, lost the Oscar for Best Live Action Short to the Dutch-language film I’m Not a Robot on February 2.

Producer Guneet Monga expressed gratitude for the recognition "Anuja" received at the Oscars, despite not winning. The film, directed by Adam J Graves

Hours after short film Anuja lost out on the Best Live Action Short Oscar, producer Guneet Monga on Monday said she joined the project not only to support the filmmakers but also to amplify the voices of children.

New Delhi-set coming-of-age short film that was competing at the Oscars 2025 in the Best Live Action Short category, lost out on the award to Dutch-language movie I'm Not a Robot.I'm Not a Robot is a science fiction film written and directed by Victoria Warmerdam.