Get to Know 9 of the World’s Most Famous Actresses With Hollywood, Nollywood, Bollywood Squared!: they are Angelababy, Bruna Marquezine, Deepika Padukone, Adesua Etomi-Wellington, Doona Bae,…
What is the measure of success for these women? Is it box-office numbers? Instagram followers? Number of bodyguards required when traveling? Work they find rewarding? Or could it be, in some formula yet to be identified, degrees of separation from Adam Driver? (Three of these actresses have starred opposite him—Johansson, Rohrwacher, and Golshifteh Farahani.) The women gathered here are not, it should be said, one another’s exact equivalents. Grouping them is a kind of impossible exercise, one that encourages comparisons to clarify their standing in the world, but then quickly makes those comparisons irrelevant.
Adesua Etomi-Wellington was the only African and Nigerian actress to make it on Forbes cover of April issue celebrating astounding talented group of women from around the globe, and here’s why?
The Nigerian performing artist Adesua Etomi-Wellington can’t stroll down the road in Lagos without getting mobbed, and if she’s with her other half, the performer Banky Wellington, ditch it—an outing to the market dispatches a thousand selfies. In any case, in contrast to a portion of her partners on the shoot, she’s to a greater degree a third-culture kid, born in Nigeria and brought chiefly up in Britain. (She talks in two familiar accents—Lagos and the English Midlands.) She went to class in Coventry, considered show at College of Wolverhampton, and afterward got a nine-to-five job with the Fashion & design arm of an extensive general store chain. It was then that, as she puts it, “I can’t clarify it—I believed I needed to return to Nigeria.”
That was toward the finish of 2012, and in the previous six years or so she has turned out to be one of the greatest stars in Nollywood, Nigeria’s generally youthful film industry. The Wedding Party(2016), a beautiful and clever lighthearted comedy in which she plays the lead inverse Wellington, was the most astounding earning film ever of film, until it was overshadowed by its spin-off, which likewise featured Etomi-Wellington. Indeed, she brings up, of the four movies that have done best for the generally youthful industry, she is in three. “I adore, love, love Nollywood,” Etomi-Wellington says splendidly over tea and bread rolls at at the shoot. “I feel like she’s my child, and it’s my duty, alongside a ton of different entertainers, to develop her.”
In her acceptance speech and acknowledgement, the prolific actress expressed her delight as she took to instagram. She wrote, Nigeria to the world…
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