OpenLife Nigeria reports that Nollywood actress Bolaji Ogunmola has recently come under fire over her frequent kissing scenes in movies, sparking conversations across social media.
As criticism mounted, fellow actress and filmmaker Uche Jombo appeared to step in with a subtle but powerful show of support.
Taking to her Twitter page, Uche addressed the growing debate around intimate scenes in films, making it clear that the reality behind the camera is far from what many imagine.
According to her, filming romantic scenes is anything but glamorous.
“Love scenes in films are not fun to film..
Not the way you guys think.
I know this job is okay, but let’s not play with the job”.
Her statement has since stirred reactions online, with many interpreting it as a defense of Ogunmola and a reminder that acting, though entertaining to audiences, requires professionalism and emotional discipline.
As the conversation continues, Jombo’s remarks highlight a larger issue in the film industry the misconception that intimate scenes are effortless or purely enjoyable for actors.
Instead, they often demand careful coordination, vulnerability, and a deep commitment to the craft.
While opinions remain divided, one thing is clear: Nollywood’s leading ladies are not shying away from setting the record straight.
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