Eniola Ajao’s maiden movie production, “Ajakaju (Beast of Two Worlds),” has taken the Nigerian film industry by storm, grossing N101.2 million in just five days of release.>>>>>CONTINUE READING
This astounding result not only displays Ajao’s filmmaking abilities, but also demonstrates Nigerian consumers’ growing interest in indigenous movies.
The film “Beast of Two Worlds” was released nationwide on March 29 and has swiftly gained popularity due to its compelling storyline and outstanding performances.
The film’s distribution business, FilmOne Entertainment, celebrated this milestone on Instagram with the caption, “The Beast has conquered!!! Ajakaju: Beast of Two Worlds is creating waves in cinemas around the country, grossing $101.2 million in five days. Nigerians are not participating in this one. Thank you for putting your trust in every movie we release.”
“Beast of Two Worlds” dives into the turbulent life of a king who faces banishment since his wives are unable to bear male heirs. In a desperate attempt to safeguard the continuation of his dynasty, he takes a risk by marrying a woman from another kingdom.
This decision initiates a series of turbulent events in which the king fights to protect his legacy among the chaos that follows.
The film’s tremendous box office result reflects the level of storytelling and production that went into its creation. It’s apparent that Nigerian audiences want more domestic stories that reflect their experiences and background.
“Beast of Two Worlds” not only established a new standard for Nollywood, but also demonstrated that with the correct combination of skill and imagination, Nigerian cinema can compete on a worldwide scale.>>>>>CONTINUE READING
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