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Toyin Abraham, Chris Attoh, Dele Odule, others star in new movie ‘The In-Laws’

New romantic comedy, The In-Laws is set to storm the cinemas from July 14. The movie features Toyin Abraham, Chris Attoh, Dele Odule, Binta Ayo Mogaji, Charles Inojie, Ngozi Nwosu, and Woli Arole among others.

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New romantic comedy, The In-Laws is set to storm the cinemas from July 14. The movie features Toyin Abraham, Chris Attoh, Dele Odule, Binta Ayo Mogaji, Charles Inojie, Ngozi Nwosu, and Woli Arole among others.

The movie produced by the Bola Oba led Film Service Media, co-executive producers of Alakada Reloaded was directed by Charles Uwagbai. The comic film tells a tale of love versus family of Tobi Balogun, (Chris Attoh) a 35 year old, naturalist doctor, and son to Rtd. Police Sergeant, Abu Balogun, (Dele Odule), and in love and ready to marry Nancy Okezie, (Toyin Abraham) 30, daughter of Donald Okezie, (Charles Inojie) an old-school Lawyer. However, trouble starts after they secretly got engaged and introduce each other to their families.

According to the producer, Mr. Bola Oba, “This movie is about love and family. It is about everyday issues faced by everyday people when it comes to love and family. It is about two families who cannot seem to agree or get along despite the love between their children and their willingness to marry each other. Each of the family had something against the other; the families had an old grudge against each other and they wouldn’t let go even for the sake of their children’s happiness”
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“This is a movie that tells our story, so everyone single person can relate and identify with at least one of the characters in the movie. There is also comedy and all the actors brought on their A-game, the audience is sure going to love this.”

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