Nigerian director and VFX expert Jerry Ossai has made a big splash with his new movie, “3 Working Days”. In its first week, the film earned a whopping N14.8 million, making a successful debut.
The Nigerian Box Office shows that most of this money, N12.3 million, was made during the first three days. This means lots of people are interested and went to see it right away!
The movie has a famous actor named Deyemi Okanlawon. He is one of the top actors in Nigeria and has been in many great movies. His fame and talent are a huge draw for the movie.
Deyemi Okanlawon is known for being a fantastic actor who can play many different roles. Because of this, he’s a big star and gets paid a lot in Nigeria, helping to make the movie even more popular.
His role in “3 Working Days” is one of the reasons many movie fans are excited to see it, as they love watching him perform.
What You Should Know
The movie “3 Working Days” came out on October 18, 2024. It was made by Bleeding Art Production and shared by Filmone Entertainment. Along with Deyemi Okanlawon, it stars other popular Nollywood actors like Linda Osifo, Nancy Isime, Femi Adebayo, and Victor Osuagwu.
- As the movie is shown in more movie theaters across the country, it looks like it will keep making a lot of money. With Deyemi Okanlawon leading such a talented group of actors, “3 Working Days” might add a lot to Nigeria’s movie success. This is good news for Nollywood, which is famous worldwide.
- Jerry Ossai, who has worked on movies like Banana Island Ghost and A Naija Christmas, directed this movie. He is known for being very good at special effects and storytelling. This movie is an important step in his career, showing off his skills in creating amazing visuals and stories.
- Viewers are loving “3 Working Days”, and its great start hints at more success in the weeks to come as more people go to see it in cinemas all over Nigeria.
Right now, this movie is ranked as the fourth highest-earning film for the week of October 18-24, 2024. Even though times are tough economically, this shows that there is a lot of potential for filmmakers and investors in Nigeria’s film industry.