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Veteran Nollywood movie producer, Tunde Kelani has announced the return of the legendary Yoruba movie, Saworoide 2.
Tunde Kelani announced the sequel to the movie on his social media page. He announced that the second part of the movie would hit the screen soon.
He wrote, “When there is a cultural vacuum, moral and mental decay follows. SAWOROIDE 2 ( New movie) COMING SOON!”
Celebrities like Bimbo Ademoye, Kunle Remi, Toyin Abraham, Mr Macaroni, Ibrahim Chatta, Femi Adebayo, Yewande Adekoya, Bukola Arugba, Aisha Lawal and a host of others have expressed excitement about the movie sequel.
Bimbo Ademoye wrote, “No way!!!. Saworoide 2? 😢😢😢. Somebody pinch me.”
Ibrahim Chatta wrote: SAWOROIDE 2, Wow.🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾Agba l’o to’ro lo…
Funke Akindele breaks Nigerian records again
Jaratunes recalls that Funke Akindele broke another record in the Nigerian film industry.
The mother of two beat her own records for the highest-grossing film at the Nigeria box office.
A post shared by Film One revealed that Funke Akindele’s latest movie, Battle on Buka Street, broke the record of her 2020 released film, Omo Ghetto The Saga.
Battle on Buka Street netted 640 million naira at the box office, beating Omo Ghetto the Saga of 636 million naira.
Filmone on Instagram noted that the only competition the actress had was with herself.
Why I haven’t made any movie in 4 years – Tunde Kelani
Sometime ago, Jaratunes reported that Tunde Kelani announced his resignation as the chairman and member of the National Film and Video Censors Board.
The award-winning movie director disclosed that he had not released a movie for some years because he was avoiding his work being pirated.
“My plan is to continue working. Being a member of NFVCB wasn’t a full-time job; we were just expected to hold meetings three times a year. As a matter of fact, there was no time I left my job as a filmmaker.
“But for the last four years, I have not released any new production. I have movies I can release, but it wouldn’t be wise to do that because they will be pirated within 24 hours.
“It is not sustainable to keep working for pirates because we invest a lot in our movies,” Tunde Kelani disclosed in an interview with Sunday Scoop.
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