Nollywood actor Femi Branch has made significant strides in the movie industry, particularly with his standout performance in the film “House of Ga’a,” which impressed many viewers.
Femi Branch’s contributions to both English and Yoruba films have been substantial, and his career is a testament to his talent.
The star of “House of Ga’a” expressed his satisfaction with the enthusiasm younger audiences have for classic films.
In a discussion with Gossipinfo, Femi Branch shared how he stays current and why he doesn’t feel compelled to wear expensive labels all the time. His portrayal of Bashorun Ga’a was highly praised by many movie enthusiasts.
During his chat with Famous9ja, Femi expressed his happiness that the younger generation is showing interest in learning about history and culture through films. He also touched on various other topics in the engaging conversation.
Unlike in the recent past when traditional films received little recognition from younger audiences, they are now being appreciated by Gen Z. Femi shared his thoughts on this positive change.
He wrote; “I am glad they have finally begun to appreciate seeing our own stories and learning more about our culture and history.”
Famous9ja recall that Ibrahim Chatta, a multi-talented Nigerian actor, producer, and director, has shed light on the challenges of the film industry.
He owns the Africhatta Film Village and Resort, which has reportedly attracted many visitors and required an investment of at least N1.4 billion naira.Ibrahim Chatta revealed that he built his film village entirely on his own, without the assistance of grants or loans. Situated in Oyo State, the film village spans approximately 74 acres and features indigenous-style houses adorned with drawings that celebrate Yoruba cultural heritage.
Ibrahim Chatta revealed that he built his film village entirely on his own, without the assistance of grants or loans. Situated in Oyo State, the film village spans approximately 74 acres and features indigenous-style houses adorned with drawings that celebrate Yoruba cultural heritage.
The facility also includes a stable for horses and other animals. In a video recording, Ibrahim mentioned that he invested over N1.4 billion to create this impressive asset, emphasizing that this amount was spent without any financial assistance.
The 54-year-old’s revelation has captivated many social media users, who have praised his dedication and resilience. Chatta also noted that it took him about four years to complete the project due to limited capital.
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