The Story behind Oscar winning Short Film ‘The Elephant Whisperers’-Diarytimes
The short documentary film ‘The Elephant Whispers’, which has won the Oscars, is being discussed everywhere these days. This 39-minute Oscar-winning documentary highlights the beautiful relationship between humans and elephants. This documentary movie is available on Netflix in Hindi, English, Telugu and Tamil languages. Do you know that the place where this movie was shot is very beautiful and is a best tourist spot for people who are fond of traveling.
There is a house of elephants near the lush green forests present in Ooty amidst the hills of Nilgiris. Here is Theppakadu Elephant Camp, which is one of the habitats of wild elephants. Here you will see all the elephants roaming around. This is the same place where the Oscar winning short film ‘The Elephant Whispers’ was shot. This has happened for the first time, when an Indian production has been given an Academy Award.
Theppakadu Elephant Camp, located in the Mudumalai Tiger Reserve, is the oldest elephant camp in Asia. It was established about 105 years ago and since then many wild elephants reside here. They are well taken care of.
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