The filmmaker’s unique perspective on the resolute dedication and hard work exhibited by the cast, crew, and the filmmaker themselves during the production of the highly successful film “Jagun Jagun” evokes a feeling of joy, underscoring the assurance that Nollywood’s future is in competent hands.
Renowned Nollywood figure Femi Adebayo, during an electrifying recent interview, shared intriguing anecdotes about the captivating events that transpired before, during, and after the making of his astonishing blockbuster movie, “Jagun Jagun.”
Hinting at a potential follow-up, the director subtly provides hints while the mega-successful film “Jagun-Jagun” takes center stage, igniting animated conversations across different social media channels following its recent grand premiere.
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Former Nollywood actor now turned filmmaker, Femi Adebayo, recently delved into the numerous obstacles and immense dedication he faced while creating his viral and widely discussed cinematic masterpiece, “Jagun Jagun.”
During a recent interview on TVC’s ‘Your View,’ the movie star revealed that a sequel is in progress for “Jagun Jagun,” confirming the upcoming release of part 2 of the movie.
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He mentioned that the filming process took place over 45 days, with the movie’s scenes and physical settings situated in Oyo, Oyo State.
Adebayo further shared that the cast and crew underwent an intense three-month training program before filming commenced.
Discussing various mishaps and dramatic occurrences during the shoot, he recounted an incident where actor Lateef Adedimeji sustained a leg fracture during the very first scene.
Adebayo emotionally revealed that Lateef, feeling overwhelmed and despondent, worried about being replaced after dedicating his full commitment to the project.
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He explained further that the war school and all other buildings were built from scratch.
“Hakeem effect is the brain behind the appearance of the Character of AGEMO (the swiftness, the lighting, etc) though the idea was conceived by Femi Adebayo.
“The movie is a message to all Nigerian Youths – nobody is coming to save them if they fail to stand up for themselves like Gbotija and other students did against Ogundiji.
“The movie is well accepted by all. I have the idea of JAGUN JAGUN in place before I produced King of Thieves. I only produced King of Thieves first to test run the market,” Adebayo noted during the interview.
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