THE ESTHER ARUNGA-HELLON PARODY LAUNCHES

Kenyan comedy, Me, My Wife and Her Guru that is modeled after the Esther Arunga saga premiered on Sunday 27, March at Capri 7 Garden Bar.
The event was a success and more than 100 people were packed in the gardens under the clear skies sharingthier love for movies and the satirical look at the saga on screen.
The main cast Ian Mbugua, Lizz Njagah, Kevin Onyango, Millicent Wambui, Alex Konstantaras, Diana Nekoye and Auma Njagah, were present together with the co-director of the film Aggie Nyagari.
They got a standing ovation at the endof the short film. Some of the guest at the premiere included filmmakers Wanuri Kahiu and Amit Tyagi, producer Rebecca Chandler, actor Ojiambo Ainea and TV presenter TerryAnne Chebet.
The film was produced by Lizz Njagah, Alexandros Konstantaras, Kenya Film Commission, Flick 7 pictures and Jitu Films.

TPF JUDGE IAN'S MOVIE TO PREMIER SOON

The mean judge on Tusker Project Fame and long-time thespian Ian Mbugua was cast in a "Hellon-type role" in the up-coming movie Me, My Wife and Her Guru. The movie will soon be released very soon.
Produced by Lizz Njagah and Alex Konstantaras, the movie revolves around Steve (Alexandros Konstantaras) is happily married to Angela (Lizz Njagah), a very successful and upcoming TV presenter. But what happens when his wife starts complaining about his outgoing lifestyle while in the same time she shows unusual interest to a religious Guru (Ian Mbugua) whose P.A. ( Millicent Wambui) dances to his flute? To make things worse Steve gets kidnapped by two not very smart thugs.
The Jitu Films production is inspired by all these stories related to cults and fake pastors.

TPF JUDGE PLAYS CON ARTISTE IN NEW FILM

Keep your eye out for a new movie featuring Tusker Project Fame Judge Ian Mbugua. Ian plays The Guru, a religious con, in the yet to be titled movie by Jitu Films.
The Guru, a narcissistic man, uses his charms and 'juju' to hypnotise his secretary, Esther (Millicent Mugadi) and a news anchor Angela (Liz Njagah).
Since he is a man who always gets what he wants, he ends up having an affair with Angela who is married to Steve (Alex Konstantaras).


He later plans to run for political office.
Speaking to Hot Secrets on his role, Ian Said, "Con artists are everywhere, people who use religion to get thier way. It is therefore imperative to test everything as the Bible says."
Milicent who plays the love stricken secretary, Esther, summed up Ian's role as the movie as a "modern day mganga who gets what he wants.” While Liz added, “It’s a caricature of the real life situations.”
The film's director Alex Konstantaras said he intended to sell the movie for TV consumption and not straight to DVD as the company has done previously with the other movie productions.