Basketmouth’s ‘A Ghetto Love Story’ grosses N51 million in field workplace
Nollywood’s newest sensation, A Ghetto Love Story, produced by comedian-turned-filmmaker Bright Okpocha, popularly often called Basketmouth, has grossed a formidable ₦51 million throughout cinemas in Nigeria and Ghana.
The milestone was revealed by FilmOne Entertainment, the movie’s West African distributor, in a celebratory submit on Instagram.
The romantic drama garnered N22.3 million in its opening weekend alone, a testomony to its widespread attraction and the robust buzz surrounding its launch.
“A Ghetto Love Story is on top! This movie raked in over 22.3 million Naira at the box office this weekend. Thank you for showing this movie love and support,” FilmOne Entertainment shared in its announcement.
About the plot
Inspired by true occasions, A Ghetto Love Story is a deeply emotional narrative that explores the complexities of affection amidst life’s harsh realities. Co-written and co-produced by Victoria ‘Mhiz Vic’ Eze, the movie follows the story of Obinna (performed by Akah Nnani) and Stella (portrayed by Beverly Osu), two lovers whose relationship is examined by the challenges of their setting.
The story is a vivid portrayal of resilience, navigating societal pressures and private struggles whereas sustaining hope and love. At its core, the movie displays the common themes of ambition, perseverance, and the pursuit of happiness in imperfect circumstances.
Basketmouth’s transition from comedy to filmmaking has drawn widespread acclaim, with many applauding his means to craft a narrative that entertains whereas delivering poignant social commentary.
More perception
Praised for its genuine portrayal of ghetto life, A Ghetto Love Story has shortly established itself as a standout movie, resonating with audiences and critics alike. Basketmouth’s foray into filmmaking has drawn commendation for transcending his comedic roots to ship a thought-provoking and entertaining cinematic expertise.
- The film additionally boasts a formidable ensemble forged, that includes trade veterans and rising stars, together with Patience Ozokwor, Wale Ojo, Chimezie Imo, Daniel Etim Effiong, Dorathy Bachor, Efe Irele, Ehiz Okoeguale, Dibor Adaobi, and Femi Jacobs.
- The movie’s success exhibits Nollywood’s rising prowess in delivering compelling, commercially profitable tales that resonate with numerous audiences. It additionally marks a promising starting for Basketmouth as he transitions into filmmaking, showcasing his versatility and storytelling acumen.
Currently exhibiting in cinemas throughout Nigeria, A Ghetto Love Story continues to draw viewers with its layered narrative, emotional depth, and vibrant portrayal of affection and life within the ghetto. This milestone cements the movie as a standout manufacturing in 2024, highlighting Nollywood’s continued rise on the worldwide cinematic stage.
