'Oppenheimer' Sweeps BAFTAs Amid Security Breach by Prankster

The film wins seven awards, including Best Film, as security protocols face scrutiny following an unexpected stage intrusion.

A social media prankster, identified by some as YouTuber Lizwani, crashed the 'Oppenheimer' acceptance speech at the BAFTAs, joining the team on stage.
The prankster, dressed in a black suit, was removed by security shortly after joining the 'Oppenheimer' team on stage, sparking discussions on event security.
'Oppenheimer' dominated the BAFTA awards, winning seven prizes including Best Film, Best Director for Christopher Nolan, and Best Actor for Cillian Murphy.
Christopher Nolan and Cillian Murphy expressed gratitude for the recognition, highlighting the film's impact on discussions about nuclear disarmament and the state of cinema.
The incident has led to calls for a review of security protocols at public events to prevent future disruptions.