Subhash made debut in films through the 2004 film '' Shwaas '' playing Aasawari , a medical social worker , who helps Parshuram 's grandfather ( played by Arun Nalawade ) understand all the technicalities that doctors talk about . The film revolves around 8-year-old boy Parshuram and his grandfather , who come to Mumbai from a rural village in Konkan to get treatment on Parshuram 's retinal cancer . Adjudged as the Best Feature Film at the 51st National Film Awards for the " sensitive and moving portrayal of the relationship " , the film was also the official entry from India to the 77th Academy Awards under Best Foreign Language Film category . But the film failed to reach the nomination list . Kick-starting through a critically acclaimed film , Subhash went on to act in Hindi films . Her next film '' Chausar '' , in Hindi language , was based on the real life event in Uttar Pradesh , where a woman revolts against the society when she was sold by her husband . Directed by Sagar Sarhadi whose 1982 film '' Bazaar '' is critically acclaimed , Amruta called this author-backed role as a " dream come true " . The same year , she played the title role in the television film '' Nirmala '' , directed by Gulzar , based on Premchand 's novel of the same name . Aired on Doordarshan in October 2004 , the film was the last episode in Gulzar 's series '' Tehreer ... . Munshi Premchand Ki '' , adapted from Premchand 's stories . She also acted in the series '' Ek Prem Katha '' , directed by Basu Chatterjee , aired on Doordarshan
77th Academy Awards
77th Academy Awards
Amruta Subhash