Nollywood actor and filmmaker, Damola Olatunji, is filled with delight as he collaborates once again with his colleague, Iyabo Ojo, after a hiatus of nine years. Sharing his experience of working with her on their latest movie, “APAARA,” Olatunji praised Ojo’s exceptional acting skills in a video collage showcasing different scenes from the film.
In his tribute, Olatunji lauded Iyabo Ojo for her innate acting talent, emphasizing the belief that actors are born, not made. He expressed gratitude for having her on the set, highlighting her remarkable ability to seamlessly transition between various emotions, including anger, determination, vulnerability, and love.
The Nollywood filmmaker went on to commend Iyabo Ojo’s performance in the movie, describing it as a testament to her unparalleled talent and versatility as an actress. Olatunji specifically noted her ability to infuse her role with an incredible amount of fire and passion, showcasing her dedication to delivering a compelling portrayal.
The reunion of Damola Olatunji and Iyabo Ojo on the set of “APAARA” not only reflects their professional collaboration but also celebrates the enduring talent and impact these seasoned actors bring to the Nigerian film industry. Fans eagerly await the release of the movie to witness the on-screen chemistry between these two accomplished performers.
In his words: “From the Director’s desk of the movie APAARA🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
“ALICE IYABO OJO❤️❤️❤️…The last time I worked with her as a director was 9years ago on a movie set produced by @anjysworldprd … Having her on the set of APAARA is a confirmation of the saying that ACTORS ARE BORN AND NOT MADE. Her ability to switch emotions, from anger and determination to vulnerability and love, was truly remarkable. Iyabo Ojo’s performance was so convincing that it felt as if she truly lived and breathed the character she portrayed. She brought an incredible amount of energy and passion to her role, effectively capturing the essence of an activist fighting for justice and a mother fiercely protecting her loved ones.”