Oppenheimer sweeps the BAFTAs, taking home seven awards, inluding Best Film.

Kathmandu. Based on Nepali time "Oppenheimer" dominated the BAFTA trophies, which were given out on Monday morning. It won seven categories, including Best Film, DIrector, and Actor. "Poor Things", the second ranked movie, took home five trophies.

Sarah Putt, President of BAFTA, welcomed the star-studded crowd to London's Royal Festival Hall before the ceremony began. Catherine, the spouse of Prince William, was also present at the event. William refrained from speaking at the ceremony, citing his increased anxiety following the news last week that King Charles, his fathert was a cancer patient.

The likelihood of Oppenheimer winning an Oscar has increased with the BAFTA victory. The Christopher Nolan directed movie has received nominations in 13 different categories for the upcoming March Oscars.

Here is the BAFTA winners list

Best Film - Oppenheimer

Director - Christopher Nolan (Oppenheimer)

Actress - Emma Stone (Poor Things)

Actor - Cillian Murphy (Oppenheimer)

Supporting Actress - The Vine Joy Randolph (The Holdovers)

Supporting Actor - Robert Dwayne Jr (Oppenheimer)

Original Screenplay- Anatomy of a Fall

Adapted Screenplay - American FIction

Non-English FIlm - The Zone of Interest

Documentary - Twenty Days in Maurypol

Best British FIlm - The Zone of Interest

Cinematography - Oppenheimer

Editing - Oppenheimer

Costume Design - Poor Things

Makeup and Hair - Poor Things

Original Score - Oppenheimer

Sound - The Zone of Interest

Visual Effects - The Poor Things