Are there any similarities between Beverly Naya and the character, Omosigho in Suru L’ere?
Actress speaks on similarities between her and Omosigho in Suru L’ere
Beverly Naya plays the character Omosigho, a charming go-getter in the romantic comedy "Suru L'ere."
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In an interview with Brief NG, the actress spoke on her role as Omosigho, and similarities between her and the charming go-getter.
"In my opinion, I don’t think there are similarities. I say this because Omosigho is a complex being in the sense that she really believes that she deserves all the fine things in life in terms of her career, livelihood, fashion… everything," she said.
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"She believes she deserves all of it without having to work hard at all. I’m the complete opposite. If there is any similarity, it would be that we do want great things out of life, we both want our careers to be the best but the difference is how we go about it. Omosigho does not believe in working hard, she believes that everything should be handed down to her.
I, on the other hand believe in hard work. I believe that nothing should be given to you for free. I believe that its more valuable when you work for it. We are not similar at all."
The film directed by undefined follows the life of a young, timid graduate Arinze (played by undefined) desperate to beat his financial burdens. In his journey, he meets a charming go-getter Omosigho (played by undefined). Their meeting shoots off a series of events that pressure Arinze into a get rich quick scheme.
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