- Uzor Arukwe, recently shared insights in an interview with Arsie TV.
- He discussed his portrayal of a character in “Love in Every Word” and addressed public reactions to his performance.
- Arukwe emphasized that his interpretation of the role was intentional and aligned with the character’s emotions and motivations.
Nigerian fans were excited to see Love in Every Word actor Uzor Arukwe, now known as Odogwu Paranran, share insights in a recent interview with Arsie TV.
During the discussion, the actor reflected on his portrayal of the character and responded to public reactions. Addressing concerns about his approach to the role, he explained that his interpretation was intentional. While another actor might have chosen a different style, he felt his approach best suited the character’s emotions and motivations.
He further emphasized that in this part of the world, people often find it difficult to believe that a man could genuinely love a woman as deeply as depicted in the film. According to him, such skepticism stems from cultural perceptions, but his portrayal was meant to challenge those beliefs.
Uzor said:
“I had the pleasure of chatting with the wonderful folks at @arisenewsofficial, and it was an absolute delight to have conversations about the hottest movie making waves right now, “Love In Every Word.” Our conversation was both enlightening and lively, filled with insights that really captured the essence of the film.”
In an earlier report from GistLover, a travel and tour expert, Omoni Oboli was criticized regarding the copyright of her film, Love in Every Word.
The movie was removed from YouTube due to copyright claims against the actress, but it was eventually reinstated.
Fans in the comments supported the man and suggested what he should do next.
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See some comments below:
@prince_lington:”You finish work my brother. I’ve watched it like 15 times and I literally say some lines.”
@suruka.ng:”People have been so deprived of love to the extent that loving them now seems like you are not mentally stable anymore. Too much hurt don damage most people entire body, mind, and soul. Love is sweet, but when money enters, love is sweeter 😂😂😂.”
@ooizamsi:”Odogwu once said!!!!!! I’m going to marry you. Odogwu, please come and marry her. We have wedding to plan 😆.”
@s_i_s_imarie:”I checked your page again to see if the love has finally reflected in your following and oh! I’m happy you on the road to 1mil followers🎉🎉.. Indeed it’s your season sir! Love from Ghana 🇬🇭 ❤.”
@chukslilly9:”When I watched size 12,that’s when I realised your going far congratulations 🎊 sir 👏 🙌 .”
@anyaodeh:”Congratulations on getting to 800k followers Odogwu 💵, let’s head to 1 million followers.”
@omokabiyesi:”Where is my moneyyyyyyy!!! The joy you give me and Nigerians ehn, boundless ni🙌🙌🙌❤️❤️❤️.”
@esimajemite:”People who don’t like to see greatness always get bitter when they see it or see too much of it. E go shock dark horse say na people from him own stable dei push the hate even more. Shine brother.”
@oyibsmichelle:”Ọmọ this man too mature for me 🤭🙈 I too love him.”
@fatherfigure_kc:”You did it the best!!!”
