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Saidi Balogun, a well-known actor, is no stranger to the small screen, having appeared in over 100 films. Despite the fact that the pornographic movie culture is progressively seeping into the Nigerian movie business, the movie star has never been identified with a pornographic movie role.

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Saidi Balogun
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Acting in a pornographic film isn’t a huge issue for the actor, and he outlined his criterion for appearing in one. “There’s almost no movie role I can’t play,” he stated. Acting in a soft pornographic film isn’t a big deal; it all depends on the producer’s wallet. However, you would not see my ‘Tom Jones’ or ‘Baba Jamal’ if I were to act in such a film. I don’t want to dig into it because I don’t want to make an enemy out of my colleagues who are doing it. The only time I can say no to a movie role is if the script is bad or too commonplace, which I refer to as “normacine capsules.”

Despite having appeared in countless sexual scenes, he claims he has never gotten aroused. “Affection comes from the heart, and if you were a coworker on a film set, kissing and touching you would mean nothing to me since I have no love for you and am only performing my job.” “I’ve never been in a position where a colleague wanted to continue an amorous scene off of the movie set,” Balogun remarked.

The actor noted that the way he performs his movie parts has elicited a wide range of opinions from viewers. He told Saturday Beats about a time when a woman kissed him passionately in front of her husband. “There have been far too many things fans have done to me.” I was strolling down the street one day when I was suddenly hugged from behind by a lady. When I turned around, she kissed me and said she admired the way I interpreted roles.

After she had done that, she introduced me to her husband who was standing in a corner and the young man simply said that I was his wife’s ‘husband’ for that day. The only thing that came to my mind was that she was lucky she was not my wife. If not, I knew what I would have done to her.

“Also, there was an occasion when a man noticed me and began cursing me in Yoruba.” He expressed his admiration for the way I interpret roles. “I wasn’t unhappy since that’s the best way he knows to communicate his emotions,” the actor explained.

 

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