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Nollywood thespian Femi Branch has come a long way in the movie industry and his role in the movie House of Ga’a blew the minds of many away.

English and Yoruba films have benefited from the presence of actor Femi Branch, whose career speaks for itself.

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The star of the film House of Ga’a expressed his satisfaction that younger people are enthusiastic about classic films.

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Additionally, he discussed with Gossipinfo how he keeps current and why he doesn’t feel the need to wear expensive labels all the time.

He delivered his character as Bashorun Ga’a excellently and got the commendation of several movie enthusiasts.

In this chat with Gossipinfo, the movie star said he was glad that the younger generation is interested in knowing about history and culture through films. He also spoke about other issues in the interesting conversation.

Unlike in the recent past when traditional films may not get much accolades from the younger generation, it is now being talked about by Gen Zs too. Femi shares what he feels about it.

“I am glad they have finally begun to appreciate seeing our own stories and learning more about our culture and history.⁣”

How does Femi stay trendy?

The role interpreter noted that he was not crazy about patronising designer labels. While he has some designer brands in his wardrobe, he also wears outfits made by unknown names.

“I have very simple tastes when it comes to fashion. I don’t believe in labels, if I like it, I buy it, regardless of how expensive or cheap it is as long as I can afford it. I refuse to be put under the pressure of price tags or designer labels.⁣ As long as I like it and feel comfortable in it, I will wear it. I have tons of designer outfits, especially natives but I also patronize skilled tailors who are not known.”

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