US EditionAyushmann Khurrana, Payal Kapadia, Kamal Haasan Join Hollywood Bigshots in Oscars Voting - The Statesman
- On June 26, 2025, 534 artists from around the world, including Ayushmann Khurrana and Kamal Haasan, were selected to join the membership of the organization that oversees the Oscars.
- The invitations honored these individuals for their significant contributions to filmmaking and require endorsement from two current members within the relevant Academy branch.
- The new members come from 19 branches across disciplines such as acting, directing, writing, and production, representing 56 countries with 41 percent women and 45 percent from underrepresented communities.
- Academy leaders Bill Kramer and Janet Yang expressed their excitement in welcoming this diverse group of accomplished artists, technologists, and industry experts, recognizing their significant impact on the global filmmaking community.
- Upon acceptance, the new members will help determine the nominees and winners for the Oscars scheduled on March 15, 2026, with voting running from January 12 to 16 and Conan O'Brien hosting the ceremony.
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