Anikulapo is a film. Anikulapo, a movie produced and directed by Kunle Afolayan but with Ifayemi Elebuibon as an inspiration, follows a man who is trying to escape death’s grasp while showcasing Yoruba culture.
Oh, and Bimbo Ademoye owes her followers an explanation for defying her earlier this year when she said in an interview, “Never! My father is observing. In no movie am I allowed to play a naked or sexy scene.
What caused Saro to open his eyes at the conclusion? Does that mean he has survived?
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It is noteworthy that the film’s lessons focused primarily on greed. Saro is given a warning from many people to not bite off more than you can chew right away, but human greed is extremely cruel and won’t listen until you are at your lowest point or on your deathbed. Despite the cautions, he continued to get into problems, both before and after he passed away.
We absolutely loved how Kunle Afolayan featured many veterans in the movie; Actors like Kareem Adepoju (Baba Wande), Taiwo Hassan (Ogogo) and others came through with the intelligent usage of the idioms and proverbs, including the newbie, Kunle Afolayan’s daughter, Eyiyemi Afolayan who played the betrayed princess.