Oscars 2020: THIS is how Bong Joon Ho plans to celebrate South Korea's first Oscar win

92nd Academy Awards held on Sunday presented Bong Joon Ho with award for Best Director for directing movie Parasite. As Bong Joon Ho took to st, he spoke about how he learnt about some of directors present today while he was learning film making. He thanked academy for presenting her with award and revealed how he will be celebrating South Korea’s first-ever Oscar win. Check out his speech here.

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Oscars 2020 Parasite director's acceptance speech

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Bong Joon Ho received a standing ovation as he took centre st at Oscars 2020 awards night for winning an award for directing film- Parasite. At end of his acceptance speech, he revealed how he intends to celebrate South Korea’s first Oscars win by saying that he will drink until next morning. In his at Oscars 2020 acceptance speech, Bong Joon Ho revealed that after winning best international feature film award for his movie- Parasite, he was done for day and was ready to relax.

However, it was evident that winning Best Director award was a pleasant surprise for him. During his speech, he gave a shout out to Irishman director Martin Scorsese and even recalled learning his movies in film school. He furr added that getting minated in same category as director was a huge hour for him and that he did t expect to win.

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He furr thanked Once Upon a Time in Hollywood director Quentin Taranti for putting his films on list when people in US were unaware of his work. He complimented or two directors as well and added that if Academy allows he would like to split Oscars 2020 trophy into five parts and share it with each of or directors. He was minated for 92nd Academy Award for Best Director along with Sam Mendes for 1917, Todd Phillips for Joker, Martin Scorsese for Irishman as well as Quentin Taranti for Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.

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