7 Old Romantic Nollywood Love Stories to See for Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is all about love, and there’s no better way to celebrate than by watching a good movie. To make it easier, Nollywood, Nigeria’s film industry, is packed with great romantic stories that’ll make you laugh, cry, and maybe even dream about love.
And if you want to go into the oldies, here are some Nollywood movies that are perfect for your Valentine’s Day.
The Wedding Party (2016)
This one’s all about a wedding day that goes anything but smooth! Dunni and Dozie are about to get married, but drama, laughter, and surprises are in store. It’s a fun mix of romance and comedy that you can watch on Netflix and Amazon Prime.
Hire a Man (2017)
What happens when a woman hires a man to pretend to be her boyfriend? Well, feelings start to get real. This romantic comedy is full of surprises and is a great watch for anyone who loves a good laugh. You can find it on Netflix and IROKO TV.
Isoken (2017)
Isoken is a smart, successful woman who is feeling pressure to get married. She gets caught in a complicated love triangle and has to decide what’s best for her. It’s a heartwarming story about love, culture, and finding yourself. You can watch it on Netflix.
Kambili: The Whole 30 Yards (2020)
Kambili is trying to balance her career and love life, and it’s not easy! This movie is fun, light, and full of romantic twists. It’s perfect for anyone who loves a mix of love and laughs. You can watch it on Netflix.
Fine Wine (2021)
In this movie, an older man and a younger woman fall in love, and it’s not always easy. It challenges the idea that age should stop people from being together. This sweet and different love story is available on Netflix.
Namaste Wahala (2021)
This movie mixes Nigerian and Indian cultures when a Nigerian woman and an Indian man fall in love. But their families aren’t happy about it. It’s a beautiful movie about love that’s full of color, culture, and family. You can find it on Netflix.
Before Valentine’s (2022)
This film takes place just before Valentine’s Day and tells several love stories. It shows the ups and downs of romance, from first dates to heartbreak. If you’re looking for something real and relatable, this one’s for you. It’s on IROKO TV.
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