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Indore’s one‑shot film ‘2020 Delhi’ lands in India’s Oscar shortlist of 33
✍️ Amar Ujala · Indore
🗓 24 Sep 2026, 06:36 AM
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Writer‑director Devendra Malviya’s full‑length one‑shot Hindi film ‘2020 Delhi’, shot in Indore, has been selected among the 33 films considered for India’s official entry to the 99th Academy Awards.
Indore‑born filmmaker Devendra Malviya’s ambitious project ‘2020 Delhi’ has achieved a rare milestone. The full‑length Hindi feature, shot entirely in a single continuous take, was filmed on location in Indore and has secured a place in the list of 33 films shortlisted by the Film Federation of India for the country’s official Oscar entry for the 99th Academy Awards.
The selection marks a significant achievement for the city’s budding film community, highlighting Indore’s growing capability to host large‑scale productions. ‘2020 Delhi’ explores contemporary themes through its innovative storytelling technique, drawing attention from both national and international cinema circles.
While the final Oscar nomination will be decided later, the inclusion in the shortlist underscores the film’s artistic merit and the dedication of its cast and crew. Industry observers note that such recognition can boost confidence among regional filmmakers and encourage further investment in Indore’s creative infrastructure.
The selection marks a significant achievement for the city’s budding film community, highlighting Indore’s growing capability to host large‑scale productions. ‘2020 Delhi’ explores contemporary themes through its innovative storytelling technique, drawing attention from both national and international cinema circles.
While the final Oscar nomination will be decided later, the inclusion in the shortlist underscores the film’s artistic merit and the dedication of its cast and crew. Industry observers note that such recognition can boost confidence among regional filmmakers and encourage further investment in Indore’s creative infrastructure.