Suky, movie review

Happy Sunday evening, guys! I just watched an interesting Nollywood movie called 'Suky' (short for Sunkanmi, the main actor's name). I rate it 10/10 because all the actors played their roles well, and it was engaging.

The movie tells the story of Suky, the son of a boxing instructor. Suky father is bribed to lose fights, but his son's presence at one of the fights makes him want to change. His father wins the next fight to make his son happy, but tragically, he's killed by those who bribed him, right in front of his son, Suky.

The son, named Suky, is adopted by a lawyer who raises him. However, the lawyer and his wife are also killed by the same people who killed Suky's father, he's wrongly accused and imprisoned. In prison, Suky discovers his fighting skills and becomes a skilled boxer. His ultimate goal is to take revenge on those who killed his father.

After many years of fighting in prison, he finally had the opportunity to faces one of his father's killers in the ring, he's finally got his chance for revenge. He beats him and kills him, achieving his long-held desire for revenge. The movie is an action-packed thriller that teaches a valuable lesson: with determination and hard work, we can achieve our goals. Suky's story shows that our mindset and actions can help us achieve what we set out to do.

What I loved about this movie is how Suky's character evolves from a vulnerable boy to a strong and determined man. The film's themes of perseverance, revenge, and redemption are well-woven throughout the story. The acting, cinematography, and storyline all came together to make this movie truly unforgettable.

Overall, I'd highly recommend 'Suky' to anyone who enjoys action-packed movies with a strong narrative. The film's message about the power of determination and hard work is inspiring.