I just finished watching love in many words and I must say it was worth my time. The cast did an amazing job in bringing the story to life. The acting felt so real, the emotions were genuine, and the movie set itself was simple yet captivating
Let's talk about the two main character of this movie obiora( odogwu) and chioma ( achaluogu) - their chemistry was everything.
Odogwu was truly in love with Chioma. You could feel it in his words, actions, and the way he constantly encouraged her to grow. He invested in her business because he wanted her to sucessed and become the best version of herself - not for him, but for her own fulfilment. This kind of love hits differently.
What I admired most about Odogwu was how intentional he was about Chioma. He saw her ambition and respected it. That’s the kind of energy every woman deserves — a man who’s not intimidated by your dreams but pushes you higher.
But my ladies, before you meet your own odogwu, please make sure you already have a life, dreams and something you are building. Let love meet you progressing, not pausing.
As for chioma, I hove how ambitious, determined, strong and sensible she was. They say love is blind, but this girl’s love had eyes and sense! When Obiora’s mother refused their marriage, she stood her ground and decided not to go on with the wedding. She knew forcing it would cause pain later.
Honestly, the movie made a lot of sense and it taught some lessons. I was reminded that love isn't enough when family rejection is involved. If his family doesn’t accept you or even like you, sis, no matter how deep the love is — abort mission! You’re not marrying only the man; you’re marrying into his entire family. The movie was realistic, emotional, and full of lessons about love, growth, and self-respect. The movie is definitely worth watching. My rating:7/10.
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