- Nollywood actress, Chizzy Alichi leaves followers in stitches due to a scene from a movie she acted alongside Veteran movie star, Kanayo O. Kanayo.
- In the clip, Chizzy Alichi requested oral sex from KOK, who in turn felt extremely surprised and disgusted by the sexual demand.
A hilarious bedroom scene from a Nollywood film, featuring veteran actor Kanayo O. Kanayo and actress Chizzy Alichi, has ignited a firestorm of reactions on social media.
In the clip, Chizzy Alichi, portraying a village girl, invites Kanayo O. Kanayo to “wash her plate.” Initially, Kanayo is perplexed, emphasizing that the bedroom is not for plate washing, as the plates are in the kitchen.
As Chizzy clarifies her intentions, pointing downward, Kanayo’s discomfort grows. He expresses outrage, declaring that he cannot use his mouth, reserved for breaking kola nuts for the gods, to “wash her plate.”
Kanayo accuses Chizzy of being sent to hinder his business growth and orders her out of his bed. He demands she make sacrifices to atone for her suggestion.
The video, shared by Chizzy Alichi with the caption, “When you think village girls are saints,” has sparked lively reactions in the comment section.
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In another report, Nollywood actress Chizzy Alichi shared her thoughts on the Asaba filmmaking industry, highlighting the financial constraints that impact production quality.
In an interview with Hiptv, Chizzy Alichi discussed the lack of recognition for Asaba actors within the broader Nollywood industry.
She noted that Asaba filmmakers tend to invest less in their productions compared to their Lagos-based counterparts.
She observed that the focus in Asaba is on mass production, prioritizing quantity over quality. However, she emphasized that these lower-budget films are accessible to a wider audience, including those from less privileged backgrounds who may not have access to streaming services or cinema tickets.
While acknowledging the popularity of Asaba actors, Chizzy Alichi stressed the need for filmmakers to enhance their production standards. She encouraged them to “step it up a bit” to meet the evolving expectations of the audience.