On October 7th, a similar-themed film called "Wedding in Nigeria" was released in an effort to rival the success of "Wedding Party." Unfortunately, the film lacks certain elements that would make it a box office success.
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Wedding in Nigeria, which borrows its plot from classic Nollywood films, depicts the tale of a couple who encounter prejudice from their relatives as a result of their tribal affiliations. Along with this, they also have to cope with the secrets from each person's background.
The outfits are just another flaw in the movie. You did read that correctly. Even though a movie's costume is usually the easiest to get right, "Wedding in Nigeria" manages to screw it up. A excellent illustration would be the actor portraying the groom's father, who had a bald wig cap.
The accuracy of the character's clothing received minimal consideration. Additionally, the attire used in the wedding scene was upsetting because it appeared more like a "housewarming party" than a wedding.
Due to some actors forgetting their lines and stammering as a result, the fantastic acting performances suffered greatly. The cast's acting performance would receive a 3.5 out of 10. Can anybody also explain why the characters needed police officers and why one of them had a really terrible accent despite numerous attempts to make it funny?
Finally, the script and sound quality were both deplorable. Although smooth speech is not new to Nollywood films, this one takes it to a new level. Even if it's not the easiest task in the world to write a screenplay, writers should make the effort to create work they're happy of. The background music only makes the poor audio quality worse.
