news desk – The fans of 'Hanuman Ansh', which performed brilliantly at the box office, have got a big shock. The film's producer Namrata Singh said that the film will not be entered in the Oscars 2026. The reason for this is that the submission deadline has passed.
The film 'Hanuman Ansh', made with a budget of just Rs 2 crore, has performed brilliantly at the box office. The film has left behind many big films in terms of earnings. Its earnings in India have reached Rs 205 crore in 36 days of release. However, amidst this success, a disappointing news has emerged for the fans of the film.
The film's producer Namrata Singh has revealed that 'Hanuman Ansh' will not be included in the Oscars 2026. He told that the last date for submitting the film for Academy Awards has passed.
Oscar submission deadline missed
Namrata Singh told in a conversation with Bollywood Hungama that the deadline to send the film to the Oscars was September 7, but her team could not submit on time.
He said, “We missed the submission deadline for the Oscars because September 7 was the last day. We received calls from thousands of people that we did not submit the film. But we did not know about it. We are busy with a lot of work. Also, our team is very small.”
It is clear from this statement of the producer that the reason for the film being out of the Oscar race is due to the team not making its submission on time. However, the film's excellent earnings have definitely given it a special recognition among the audience.
telugu dubbed movie
Namrata Singh also told that 'Hanuman Ansh' has been dubbed in Telugu language. However, there was no time to dub in other languages.
When asked if there were plans to dub the film in other languages as well, he said, “No, we have dubbed it only in Telugu. I just couldn't find the time.”
Earning of Rs 205 crore in a budget of Rs 2 crore
'Hanuman Ansh' was released in theaters on 7 August. The film earned only Rs 10 lakh on the first day. Its pace remained slow for the first 16 days, but from the 17th day there was a tremendous jump in the collection of the film.
The film's earnings continue even after 36 days of release. 'Hanuman Ansh', which has earned Rs 205 crore so far in India, has done business almost 100 times more than its budget.
The success of this low-budget film has made it one of the popular films of the year. However, due to the passing of the Oscar submission deadline, fans of the film will no longer be able to see its presence at the Academy Awards.