PETALING JAYA, Feb 10 — Fans of South Korean black comedy thriller Parasite have been buzzing over the film’s historic win at the 92nd Academy Awards.

And it wasn’t just the film’s cast and crew who were in the limelight during the prestigious event.

Director Bong Joon-ho’s interpreter Sharon Choi has developed a cult following online ever since awards season began thanks to her articulate and eloquent translations.

Her contributions at the Oscars last night were no different and fan-made videos and edits have made the rounds on Twitter to thank Choi for helping Bong’s message about his film reach English-speaking audiences.

Some also joked that Choi should receive a "Best Translator” award from the Academy to commemorate her role.

In a red carpet interview for E! News, Bong said Choi had a "huge fandom” and expressed his gratitude to her for accompanying him through the awards circuit which covered the Golden Globes, the Cannes Film Festival, and more.

"It’s very embarrassing to translate (this), but he said that thanks to me, this campaign has been a smooth journey,” said a bashful Choi.

Parasite, a genre-bending tale about class warfare, took home four Academy Awards on Sunday night, including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Original Screenplay, and Best International Feature Film.

It is the first non-English film to receive the Best Picture accolade.