Nigerian Actress Imade Osawaru has expressed her desire to break away from being typecast in repetitive, overly seductive roles in films.
The filmmaker, who has built a reputation for playing bold and controversial characters, revealed that she is often offered similar parts — particularly roles where she plays a “boyfriend snatcher” or a woman involved with a married man.
According to her, she is ready for a new creative direction.
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She explained that she now seeks more complex and layered characters that allow her to showcase emotional depth and growth. Rather than being confined to provocative roles, she wants to portray characters with strong moral journeys and a broader emotional range.
Her comments highlight a growing conversation in Nollywood about typecasting and the need for more diverse storytelling opportunities for actors seeking to expand their craft.
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