Bollywood actor
Irrfan Khan and costume designer
Bhanu Athaiya were among late screen icons who were paid tribute along with
Sean Connery,
Christopher Plummer and
Chadwick Boseman, at the
93rd Academy Awards
on Monday.
The tribute, in the form of a video clip, paid homage to artistes who passed away during the past year, including actors, writers, directors, and technicians.
"It was a year of profound loss in so many ways. At the Academy, we remember these accomplished filmmakers and artists," read a statement by the Academy.
Bhanu Athiya, who was the first Indian to ever win an Oscar was honoured in the '
In Memoriam
' tribute video. The ace designer, who passed away last year, was awarded the Academy Award for Best Costume Design in the year 1983 for her work in 'Gandhi'.
Irrfan, who worked in a number of Hollywood films, including 'Inferno', 'The Amazing Spider-Man', 'Jurassic Worl', was also honoured for his contribution to the craft.
Although late Bollywood actors
Rishi Kapoor and
Sushant Singh Rajput were not included in the clip, the Academy paid tribute to the two actors on their official website.
Other late artistes who were remembered in the video included 'Black Panther' star Chadwick Boseman, Oscar-winning 'James Bond' actor Sean Connery, Oscar-winning 'Knives Out' star Christopher Plummer and many others.
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