Renowned Yoruba actress Bose Aregbesola shared a striking encounter with a stranger who openly confronted her about her role in a movie.
During an interview on the official YouTube channel of Feelrightnews TV, Aregbesola recalled the incident, explaining that her portrayal of a villainous character—playing the wife of actor Segun Ogungbe—evoked intense reactions from some viewers.
“I played the role of a wife to actor Segun Ogungbe in one of my movies, and I was very wicked and troublesome in the movie. Some people abused me because of my wicked role in the movie, forgetting that I was only doing my job as a professional actress,” she stated.
The situation escalated when a woman approached Aregbesola in public, accusing her of causing marital discord.
“A lady called me a mad woman and said her husband hates me due to my role in a movie,” Aregbesola revealed. In response, she emphasized the distinction between reality and fiction, reminding the woman, “It’s just a movie, and I was only doing my job as a professional actress.”
Aregbesola’s experience highlights the intense emotional connection many viewers have with characters in film, often blurring the lines between fiction and reality.
The actress encourages audiences to appreciate performances without personalizing the narratives portrayed by actors.
As the video continues to circulate, it serves as a reminder of the power of storytelling in cinema and the potential impact it has on viewers’ perceptions and emotions. Aregbesola’s calm response showcases her professionalism in navigating the complexities of fame and audience reception.
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