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Nollywood actress Ruth Kadiri Ezerika has sent an SOS alert to her colleagues and screenwriters, against making the lead cast take over a movie.
Ruth Kadiri made this plea on her Instagram page, where she begged the screenwriters to reduce the roles of the lead and make other casts important in a movie.
According to the mother of two girls, Nollywood screenwriters are fond of giving out 98 per cent of a movie role to the lead, a move that does not bring improvement to the movie industry.
Ruth Kadiri also claimed there would be surrounded be less relevance for the supporting casts, rather the lead casts should be surrounded by different themes to improve other casts.
Ruth Kadiri speaks on calling as a Nollywood actress
Some days ago, Ruth Kadiri spoke about creating her own landmark as a called Nollywood actress. She shared beautiful photos of herself on her Instagram page with endearing words about her career as a filmmaker.
Ruth Kadiri disclosed that she learnt to create her own visual style as a woman and filmmaker and she shared her mind with the world through the lens.
Ruth Kadiri also revealed that she has seen hearts healed through her movies, and she found peace because she followed her purpose, which is filmmaking.
She wrote online, “As a woman and a film maker, I’ve learnt to create my own visual style! To Share my mind with the world through my lens. And through God, I have seen hearts healed through my stories. It’s my purpose, and I’ve found peace with it.
Ruth Kadiri celebrates husband’s birthday
Ruth Kadiri penned a beautiful birthday message to mark her husband’s birthday with a shadowed photograph.
The mother of two shared photos of herself and her hubby on her verified Instagram page.
“Happy birthday, husband. The man with the brightest smile, a brilliant mind. And the most ambitious man I know. A soft-hearted man wrapped in a tough shell. I’ve seen you serve people humbly, and as annoying as it is to me, you’ve shown me that service to man and God is not a sign of weakness.”
“I love you, your humility, your peace, your silence, your listening ear, and above all the headache you give me with your stubbornness, Happy birthday, chief.”
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