Nollywood actor, Mercy Aigbe, excited as movie, Thinline, rakes in N100 million in cinemas
Nollywood’s role interpreter, Mercy Aigbe’s recently released film ‘Thinline’ has made N100 million total ticket sales in cinemas.
Cinemax, the distribution company for the movie, revealed this on its Instagram page, @cinemaxng, on Friday.
Thinline was released into the cinema on December 13.
Cinemax, in appreciation of the fans of the movie, stated, “Over 100 million, and it’s all because of you. Thank you all for your love and support. All those who have seen this movie, thank you. Those who haven’t please get your ticket for premium entertainment and an unforgettable story. Thinline is not just another movie, it has all the mix and twists.”
Ms Aigbe also took to her Instagram page, @realmercyaigbe, to thank her fans.
She stated: “Elede mi a de Oyo, Ariwo e lo ma po. Against all Odds, Against all the challenges, my amazing movie Thinline is still thriving and standing tall. My heart is full of gratitude to God and to everyone who has supported this journey this far. I am so so grateful. This win would not have been possible without your love, encouragement and support. For that, I say a big thank you to everyone who has seen this masterpiece in a cinema.”
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