In my country was released at the right time ; During valentine. If you are still feeling all mushy inside and you’re searching for something cool and nice to relax with that special one or friend, then this is certainly the movie to relax with.
The honest truth is that we don’t have loads of movies in the cinema presently so if you have seen “Omo Ghetto” then you sincerely need to see this new movie, the storyline was awesome & extremely emotional, get ready for fun and pain at the same time, you know those kind of movies that take you up there and then leave your heart filled with mixed feelings then yes this is it. I loved the twist and uncertainty one of those kinds of movies that you just wouldn’t be able to predict the end.
Sharon Ooja who played the lead role as “Bono Kuku” dated Daniel Etim Effiong “Captain Lagi Gowon” years back, but broke up with him as the relationship was an extremely abusive one, Lagi was so mean to her, he did inhuman things to her and when she finally broke up with him, her life was shattered and in shambles.
She became wild and cruel to men all in a way of getting back at him and setting herself free, but all that could not redeem her from the pain she felt deep down in her soul.
After a while she got herself together and started running a very good business, she was very successful and influential on one of her trips on a private jet she met this same Lagi who was now a captain, the same guy who broke her heart years ago. She became furious and was bent on destroying his life back and making him pay for all he did to her, but the honest truth was that Lagi had changed for the better and was now a devoted Christian, she just couldn’t believe it at all, he kept begging and apologizing and Bono wouldn’t purge to his plea for mercy, she was bent on repaying him for every pain he put her through.
Well I would stop there you would need to see the entire movie to find out if Bono finally forgave her first and only true love and see how they reconciled.
Cast: Sharon Ooja, Daniel Etim-Effiong, Liz Ameye, Bethel Njokwu, Kunle Remi, Zeal, Eddy Madaki, Lulu Okonkwo, Laura Fidel, Chavala Yaduma
Genre: Romance
Director: Dimbo Atiya
Runtime: 130 minutes
Release Date; February 12th, 2020
I would say I was delighted to watch this beautiful, sweet and lovely movie, I must say that somehow I enjoyed it and it was worth my time, and on that note I would score this movie 8/10, it was a very simple and amazing storyline that tried to pass the message across on forgiveness, it taught me lessons about life, love and forgiveness which is key to succeed in life. No matter what someone has done to you must learn to forgive, forget and move on, it might be very difficult but you must do it if you would live freely and long.
I loved the costumes, cinematography, sound tracks, makeup, and the way the cast played their roles, it looked so real, one final thing I liked was the twist in the story. The only hitch was the audio sometimes that wasn’t clear, besides that the movie was awesome.
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