Ruth Kadiri can do better, Examination: A 25-year-old student falls in love with his teacher who is far older than he is.
He attains out anonymously and conveys her to fall in love with him, the secret caller as he disguised his valid identity.
The guy buys her a multimillion-Naira car only because he didn’t want to see her use the Taxi. He gifts her an engagement ring worth 40, 000 dollars. 31 Million in Naira.
He didn’t even show up for his own traditional marriage with her. The gentleman sent his father to depict him.
She later discovers his true identity and unpretentiously halts off the wedding, however, after all of the pleas, she accepts him back as normal.
Extremely effortless to control. Who wouldn’t abide a handsome small and shy billionaire lad?
I wasted 2 Hours, 300MB of my energy pushing to the limit to wrap my head around the poorly scripted, unrealistic plot, not to mention the lack of diversity.
The male lead’s energy was low-budget and extensively passive, I can’t tell if he was too shy or just Too timid or just trying to annoy me with the snail behavior.
No panache. Zero swagger. Without his inherited wealth, he doesn’t seem to have what it takes to sweep a woman of her caliber off her feet.
Besides his fine boy power, everything else was poor acting. His slowness practically killed the energy in the movie.
For a romantic story, it was too slow and moody except for the aesthetics and too much money nothing depicts love existentially.
I would’ve adored to see more activity within the school premises not just a boring classroom filled with uninterested students and No actual lecturing.
Uche Montana sl@ughtered it as usual but was overshadowed by the unrealistic plot in the movie.
The entire movie was based on superficial wishful thinking that could never have happened in any indigenous African society.
How can we confirm the validity of her love for him? He practically showered her with so much luxury, she didn’t have any chance to fall in love with values or substance.
Tell me, who wouldn’t fall in love with a billionaire fine boy with snail energy? Lol
Why do Nigerian movies always make it a habit to display lavish wealth to express love? Can’t we have a love novel without headlining luxury?
Nigerian w[]men will certainly love this movie because it heightens lavishness and promotes men spending on a w[]man.
Some of these producers maintain carrying us back to the Stone Age with their unrealistic stories that will only reduce one’s IQ.
Ruth Kadiri can do better. No shades.
Story published by Sulemana Ibrahim widely known as BHOLA PRESS.
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