New Delhi, Feb 29 : At the 2016 Academy Awards, the wait to hold the golden lady in his hands for Leonardo DiCaprio finally got over.The 41-year-old actor received his first Oscar for his character Hugh Glass in the flick ' The Revenant.'The actor, during his acceptance speech, addressed nature threats and said that the climate change is happening for real, and none of us should take this planet for granted.Not only was this an emotional moment for DiCaprio, but also his 'Titanic' co-star Kate Winslet was seen crying while he was accepting the honour.Fighting for the same title were Eddie Redmayne for 'The Danish Girl,' Michael Fassbender for 'Steve Jobs,' Matt Damon for 'The Martian' and Bryan Cranston for 'Trumbo.'This was DiCaprio's fifth Oscar nomination.On the other hand, Brie Larson has also won the 2016 Best Actress Oscars for her role in the film 'Room.'This was Larson's first nomination at the Academy Awards.In the Lenny Abrahamson-directorial, Larson plays a woman kidnapped and forced to raise her child in a single room. It is the adaptation of the best-selling novel by Emma Donoghue.Fighting for the same title were Cate Blanchett for 'Carol,' Jennifer Lawrence 'Joy,' Charlotte Rampling for '45 Years' and Saoirse Ronan for 'Brooklyn.'The 88th Academy Awards took place on February 28 at Los Angeles' Dolby Theatre.