Unlike Sardar Udham, 10 Movies That Have Won At The Oscars Despite Their Theme Of “Hatred”

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Vicky Kaushal’s Sardar Udham was snubbed for Oscars because an Indian jury found the film to be portraying “hatred for the British.” In light of this event, we compiled a list of other movies that have successfully won an Oscar/ multiple Oscars despite portraying hatred for something or the other.

1. Django Unchained won the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay while portraying “hatred for white people.”

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2. Schindler’s List won 7 Oscars while showing “hatred for what Germans did.”

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3. Get Out won an Oscar despite its “hatred for white people.”

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4. Inglorious Basterds was nominated in 8 categories for the Oscars and won one for its story of “hatred for Germany.”

5. Black Hawk Down won two Academy Awards despite its “hatred for Somalia.”

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6. Gladiator bagged 5 Oscars despite its very violent theme of “hatred for Rome.”

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7. American Sniper won an Oscar despite having recurring themes of “hatred for the Middle East.”

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8. Hacksaw Ridge took home two Oscars for its theme of “hatred for Japan.”

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9. Argo won 3 Oscars, including Best Picture despite its theme of ”hatred for Tehran.”

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10. Avatar was nominated for 9, and won 3 Oscars despite its story of “hatred for America.”

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Well, unfortunately, Sardar Udham won’t be a part of this list because it portrayed HaTrEd FoR tHe BrItIsH. 

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