A fast-rising and model actress, Oyindamola Sanni, has shared some of her life experiences before becoming an artist who has now been popular.
Oyindamola has featured in many movies, including Character, Kakanfo, Anfani, Arin, Ika Kan, Olowo Aye and Omolere, among others. In this chat, she opened up on her career, heartbreaks and type of man, among other issues. Enjoy it.
How did you come into the movie industry?
It all started from comedy skits. I had a group and we always acted skits together. One day, we went for a comedy show and a Nollywood director spoke to me. Now, the rest is history
How do you juggle both acting and modeling?
It’s quite easy, but it’s been a while I modeled. Personally, I have been consistent with acting. And the movie that launched me into the limelight is Character. My fans really fell in love with my role in the film.
What are some of your goals and aspirations as an actor and a producer? What do you want to be known for as a producer?
I want to be known for naturalism, quality movies, and top-notch stories. I want to create a niche for myself to a point where you all watch any movie I produce or star in because “Oyindamola Sanni” is there.
What gets you going?
Prayers and determination. I am a very prayerful person; everything in my life is always first settled in prayer. And then determination helps me in achieving results.
Who are your role models in the industry?
I don’t have any one in particular, but I look up to great people who are good at what they do.
Have you ever been heartbroken?
Yes, I have been heartbroken. It was a very pathetic experience, very painful.
What’s your beauty routine?
I drink lots of water. I eat lots of fruits and I wash my face as often as I could. But basically, I guess mine is a natural endowment.
What do you look out for in a man?
The first thing is being God fearing; and then he must be caring, understanding, and financially stable with good look.
What turns you on in a man?
Good looks, eloquence and nice colognes. All these get me emotional kind of…
Where do you see yourself in the next three years?
By God’s grace, I see myself becoming a big brand and household name both home and abroad.
What has being a celebrity robbed off on you?
It’s what I post online, knowing that a lot of people are looking up to me, and looking out for me. I am always very careful in all my doings.
Kiss, sex and romance, which is your favourite?
I think that’s rather personal. You see I’m a Yoruba girl who believes in culture and morals.
What are some of the challenges you faced in the industry and how did you overcome them?
Combining school and career was a major challenge at the time I started but all Glory to God, I scaled through.
What are some of the movies you are most proud of and why?
A Naija Christmas, Arinfesesi, Anikulapo series, The Pedros, to mention a few. I’m proud of these movies because they are progressive in my career. It’s a step ahead, I Haven’t gotten to where I want to be but I am grateful for where I am.