Huma Qureshi Poses With The Elephant Whisperers Producer Guneet Monga's Oscar Trophy, Calls Her 'Inspiration'

Huma Qureshi gave a shoutout to her first producer Guneet Monga, who has earned an Oscar for India just two days back. Taking to Instagram, Huma posed with Guneet's Oscar trophy and said in the video, "Guys, I just wanna say, this one is for Aram Nagar". Aram Nagar is the address of Guneet's office in Mumbai. Huma then kissed the trophy and shouted saying 'Yasss.' RRR's Oscar-Winning Song 'Naatu Naatu' Lyricist Chandrabose to Be Felicitated by Telangana Sahitya Academy.

In the caption, Huma wrote, "My first producer (Gangs of Wasseypur), friend , almost flatmate (that's how my name is still saved on her phone) @guneetmonga !! Im so proud of you .. thank you for showing us how it's done .. you are an inspiration girl!! Living her best life , winning an Oscar for India on her 3 month anniversary.. stuff fairytales are made of. I've seen your hustle , your passion , your drive and just sticking it out in an all boys club. All I can say is .... that this is just the beginning!" Kareena Kapoor Khan Treat Fans With Her Chilling Vacation Picture From South Africa Trip!.

Huma also thanked Guneet for letting her touch the trophy. She wrote in the last part of her caption, "Oh and thank you for letting me touch and record these ridiculous videos with 'Goldie' ... now I'm just going to have to get my own so we can pose together." Filmmaker Farah Khan who is a dear friend of Huma and Guneet, wrote, "Too good." Directed by Kartiki Gonsalves and produced by Guneet, the documentary 'The Elephant Whisperers' won an Oscar in the category of Best Documentary Short film."

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After the win, Guneet shared her first reaction on Twitter and wrote, "We just win the first ever Oscar for an Indian Production! Two women did this! I am still shivering." The Elephant Whisperers was nominated against 'Haul Out,' 'How Do You Measure A Year?' 'The Martha Mitchell Effect,' and 'Stranger At The Gate'. The documentary revolves around two people who adopt two orphan baby elephants in Tamil Nadu's Mudumalai Tiger Reserve.

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