From India to Hollywood: How Guneet Monga became a two-time Oscar winner

Guneet Monga, the Indian film producer, has won her second Oscar with the documentary short "The Elephant Whisperer." The film tells the story of Sangita, an elephant caretaker who uses music to communicate with the elephants and help them heal from trauma. Monga's first Oscar win was for producing the short film "Period. End of Sentence" in 2019.

Monga has established herself as a prominent producer in the Indian film industry, having produced critically acclaimed films such as "The Lunchbox" and "Masaan." She has also been instrumental in supporting independent filmmakers and bringing their work to a wider audience through her production house, Sikhya Entertainment.

The win for "The Elephant Whisperer" is not only a personal achievement for Monga but also a significant milestone for Indian cinema. It features the developing acknowledgment of Indian movie producers on the worldwide stage and their capacity to recount stories that resound with crowds all over the world.

Notwithstanding her work in film, Monga is likewise a vocal backer for ladies' privileges and has been engaged with different drives to help ladies in media outlets. She has likewise been perceived for her altruistic work, including her commitments to the Akshay Patra Establishment, which gives dinners to younger students in India.

Overall, Guneet Monga's second Oscar win is a testament to her talent, dedication, and contribution to Indian cinema. It is a glad second for herself and for India, and it further supports the nation's situation as a rising power in the worldwide entertainment world.