Uzor Arukwe on Relationships, Masculinity, and Playing Odogwu Paranran: “Giving is Part of Love”
Uzor Arukwe talks masculinity, explains his Odogwu Paranran character, and explains why he doesn’t think it’s simping to take care of a lady.
It wouldn’t be incorrect to refer to Uzor Arukwe as the newest Odogwu in town. He is currently known as Odogwu Paranran for a reason: he flawlessly portrayed Alonsgide Bambam in the romantic comedy “Love In Every Word.” We simply wanted to hear from the “Dark Horse” himself because his performance has generated so much excitement.
We had a great time on set when Uzor Arukwe was live on BellaNaija.
We discussed his entry into Nollywood, establishing himself in the business, and his daring decision to switch from a corporate job to full-time acting. Did you know that before to entering the film industry, he worked as an economist? You do now, though.
Naturally, we also discussed his position as Odogwu Paranran and the discussions it has generated about relationships, love, masculinity, and charity.
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