"Achalugo, I am going to marry you." "Odogwu, pleasssssse." This phrase has been trending for a while on various social media, and I was wondering where it originated from, not until I saw the movie Love In Every Word some days ago. It has part one and part two, and good thing for me, I never got to wait for part two to come out, as I watched both parts at once. Many fans had to wait for a while for the second part. I could only imagine their anticipation after waiting for months before the second part.
Woooh, in Achalugo’s voice, where should I even start the talk of this latest movie from? Is it from the beautiful display of the Igbo culture, the perfect execution of the storyline, or the cast in it?
Alright, let me start by telling you that Love In Every Word is a romantic love story of two adorable people who will bring a smile to your face every time they show up on your screen. The chemistry and energy between these two would make you wish they were a couple in the real world. But then, don’t think about it; they are both married to different people in real life hehe.
The Storyline
A wealthy billionaire, Obiora, aka Odogwu, the most eligible bachelor in town, with every lady wishing to be his wife. He met and fell in love with Chioma, aka Achalugo, a very hardworking, independent young lady.
It was an instant pure connection for these two, but Obiora isn't Chioma’s type of man. With time, the flame of their love proved that it goes beyond any boundary or challenges that crossed their path.
My favorite cast is Chioma, aka Achalugo, a young lady who embraced her feminine energy to the fullest—confident, hardworking, soft-spoken, and calm even when she is upset. There is something about watching her in every scene she presents; she radiates such positive energy with the way she carries herself. She breathes life into her character—it’s fun to see her on your screen, and I promise you won’t be able to get enough of her.
Then we have Obiora, aka Odogwu. What I love most about this character is his funny way of speaking with a touch of Igbo accent. Believe me, he will make you laugh from part one of this movie 🍿 to the end of part two.
And woooh, there is Lolo, Obiora’s mother—a strong and powerful figure cast by Patience Ozokwo herself. I couldn’t help but jump up from my seat when they introduced this character. As an old fan of Patience Ozokwo for as long as I can remember, it’s so beautiful to see her in a movie after such a long time.
I can tell you with 💯 assurance that Omoni Oboli and her team outdid themselves once again with this one, and so many fans are tripping over it. Not sure if there is going to be part three, but if there will be in the future, I will be thrilled to see how their story continues to unfold.
Have you seen this movie? If so, let’s spill the tea in the comment section, and if not, and you are into Nigerian movies, this is one 🍿 you don’t want to miss. It’s a 10/10 for me. I hope you have as much fun with this one as I did.
Note
Achalugo is a name with deep Igbo meaning, it means"a glorious woman or "exceptional beauty." While Odogwu means a strong man, a Warrior or a man of Charisma.
All images were screenshots from Here.
Thank you very much for your attention and support. Until I come your way again, bye for now 
