Robert Downey Jr wins his first Oscar for ‘Oppenheimer’

Robert Downey Jr. secured another accolade in his career as he clinched the prestigious Best Supporting Actor award at the 96th Academy Awards ceremony.

The event, held on March 10 in EST and March 11 in IST, celebrated Downey’s remarkable performance as Lewis Strauss in the film ‘Oppenheimer’.

Downey’s portrayal of the complex character garnered widespread acclaim from critics and audiences alike. His nuanced interpretation breathed life into the role, earning him recognition as one of the finest actors of his generation.

In his acceptance speech, Downey expressed gratitude towards the Academy, the cast and crew of ‘Oppenheimer’, and his fans for their unwavering support throughout his journey in the entertainment industry. He dedicated the award to his wife, Susan Downey, who stood by him during both the triumphs and challenges of his career.

This win marks yet another milestone in Downey’s career, adding to his already impressive list of achievements. With his unparalleled talent and versatility, he continues to captivate audiences across the globe, solidifying his status as a Hollywood icon.