Bimbo Ademoye responds to critics of her role in Kunle Afolayan’s movie ‘Anikulapo’
Andrew White The actress Bimbo Ademoye has spoke back to the talk across the “Arolake persona” she portrayed in Kunle Afolayan’s maximum recent movie, Anikulapo.
Since the Anikulapo film debuted on September 30, 2022, Bimbo Ademoye has received popularity on social media.
While a few described BImbo Ademoye’s overall performance within the film as “tough and “properly interpreted”
Others believed that Arolake deserved extra and become no longer smart sufficient because she allow herself end up a victim as opposed to the use of the magical powder she gave to Saro after he “betrayed” her.
Bimbo spoke back to the numerous faculties of concept with the aid of asking her fans to provide their reviews on which character was actually the sufferer on Instagram some hours in the past.
SHE WROTE: “GUYS QUICK ONE, WHO IS THE VICTIM? SARO OR AROLAKE? BECAUSE I’M SEEING SOME TWEETS SAYING FEAR WOMEN. FEAR WOMEN, FEAR WOMEN HOW? SO OVER TO YOU GUYS, IF YOU FEEL AROLAKE IS THE BAD GUY PLEASE COMMENT ‘FEAR WOMEN’. IF YOU THINK IT’S SARO PLEASE COMMENT ‘MEN ARE SCUM.’”
As expected, several celebrities and fans stormed the comment segment of the submit to percentage their thoughts. While some supported Arolake, others threw their weight in the back of Saro.
Toke Makinwa wrote: “You dey believe man? Adam? Adam?”
Responding to her announcement, Kunle Remi wrote: “Adam no trust Eve? No be there wahala begin?”
— Bimbo Ademoye (@BimboAdemoye) September 30, 2022
“Men are scum, Yoruba demon oshi,” actor Mofe Duncan brought.
Comedian Mr Macaroni wrote: “Arolake clever, Saro overwise.”
Actress Idia Asien wrote: “Fear guys however you shouldn’t have poured the powder away just maintain it for yourself. Don’t fear we’re seeking out Saro, they didn’t beat him well inside the film.”
Anikulapo is the tale of Saro, (performed by way of Kunle Remi) a journeying garments weaver, who was overwhelmed to dying for having an affair with the Alaafin’s youngest spouse named Arolake played through Bimbo.
A mystical fowl brings him lower back to life, leaving behind a gourd with the strength to elevate the useless.
