BY ROTIMI AGBANA

Produced by Mrs. Kehinde Omoru, Whose Meal Ticket, a new comic movie which deals with health related issues and other serious messages, recently premiered at the Genesis Deluxe Cinemas, Lekki, Lagos, amid glitz, glamour, red carpet moments and laughter. The movie which is about to hit cinemas around the country on April 24, 2017, carry strong messages which cut across health issues, the quest to acquire wealth and affluence, amongst others. Starring Uti Nwachukwu, Ngozi Ezeonu, Akin Lewis, Shaffy Bello, Tana Adelana, and Femi Durojaiye among others, the movie is presented in a hilariously entertaining manner, conveying strong message alongside entertaining its audience.

Uti Nwachukwu

Executive Producer of the movie, Mrs. Grace Omoru, spoke to Potpourri about the message of the movie. “Whose Meal Ticket is a thriller, a comedy, an entertaining movie, it’s an advocacy, it’s a movie you would sit down and ask yourself ‘Whose Meal Ticket’ is it exactly. The target of this movie is young ladies who do everything possible to marry from a rich family. It is a movie that addresses health issues and the quest to marry into a rich and influential family. Its a movie which subtly addresses a series of ills in the society. You just have to watch it to see for yourself.”

Tana Adelana

“It’s an entertaining movie, in the sense that everybody in life is hustling for something, we’re all trying to get something, we’re all trying to achieve something and I’m very sure every single person here is after their own stomach, like where is your next meal ticket coming from? I’m sure if your salary is not paid for six months you’ll be upset, so everybody hustles, we all hustle in different ways you know, at the detriment of others. The whole idea is that we wanted to put out health messages without necessarily boring people so we had to put in the comic elements and a bit of drama, I just hope people like it though,” she added