Meryl
Streep
won
the
Oscar
awards
for
the
lead
actress
at
the
84th
Academy
Awards
on
Sunday
for
her
brilliant
portrayal
of
Margaret
Thatcher
in
the
film
The
Iron
Lady.
62-year-old
Meryl
Streep
won
the
Oscar
awards
for
the
third
time
in
her
acting
career.
This
is
Streeps'
17th
Oscar
nomination,
the
most
times
any
actor
has
been
nominated
by
the
Oscars.
Though
The
Iron
Lady,
directed
by
Phyllida
Lloyd
received
mixed
reviews
from
critics,
Meryl
Streeps
received
tremendous
acclaim
for
her
role.
In
The
Iron
lady,
the
life
and
career
of
Margaret
Thatcher
is
depicted,
starting
from
her
later
years
and
looking
back.