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‘Parasite’ overtakes Twitter, Congress has desi Oscars, Priyanka Gandhi & ‘Daddy’s girl’

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New Delhi: Reactions have been pouring in after South Korean film Parasite won the Best Picture Award at the 92nd Academy Awards, becoming the first non-English language movie to take the top prize ever.

As an entire nation celebrated its first best film Oscar, people of South Korean origin across the globe cheered along.

TV star Sandra Oh, of Killing Eve and Grey’s Anatomy fame, is proud to be a South Korean.

Happy but sad, Cool Quit CEO Eugene Gu is displeased that the cast of Parasite was not nominated in any category.

And guess who else is excited? India’s very own proud export to the US, Google CEO Sundar Pichai.

Someone else who won an Oscar is director Taika Waititi from New Zealand, who directed the hilarious Thor: Ragnarok. See how carefully he hides his ‘newly-won’ Oscar….

Hollywood actor Natalie Portman won hearts and minds by honouring the women directors ignored by the Academy — see how.

The Congress Twitter handle seems to be playing MC at an alternative Oscars ceremony.

In other news, Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi also wants to be “Daddy’s girl” – an accusation made against J&K PDP leader Mehbooba Mufti in the Public Safety Act dossier to justify her continuing detention.

Shiv Sena leader Priyanka Chaturvedi is concerned for democracy after the Abdullah and Mufti’s detention.

And here are AAP leaders aggrieved by the alleged incidents of mass molestation at Gargi College, Delhi.

Business leader Kiran Mazumdar Shaw offers India’s under-19 World Cup cricket team some stern advice.

Ghee Oil, anyone?

Lalu Prasad Yadav, RJD, is angry at the Supreme Court verdict on reservations — and how.

And US President Donald Trump channels and rechannels his BRAG-BRAG moment.

 

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