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Why Nollywood Producers Add Kissing Scenes In Movies — Daniel Etim-Effiong | Rubbin' Minds
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14:54Now PlayingNollywood actor Daniel Etim-Effiong has explained why kissing scenes are commonly featured in Nigerian movies.
The Nollywood industry, which has recorded remarkable strides over the years, boasts a diverse range of genres including romance, drama, comedy, and thrillers, and has since evolved to meet the tastes of both local and global audiences.
However, in a guest appearance on Rubbin’ Minds on Channels Television, Etim-Effiong stated that producers include kissing scenes because they sell, driven by audience demand and market trends.
“The average Nollywood script says, ‘kiss passionately’ or ‘hug,’ and they (producers) do it on purpose because that’s what they’re selling, especially on certain platforms. That’s what the audience wants, it’s demand and supply.
“But I think a braver way is to explore other forms of intimacy and create new ways to express affection,” he said on the Sunday show.
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