Call of My Life Becomes Nollywood Hit

Rachel Benjamin
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Some films make people laugh, others make them fall in love with the characters, “Call of My Life” has done both, and audiences have rewarded it with record-breaking ticket sales”.

The 2026 Nigerian romantic comedy premiered in cinemas across Nigeria on 15 May 2026. Since then, it has become one of Nollywood’s biggest success stories, earning more than ₦817.6 million at the box office and attracting audiences at home and abroad.

Written by and starring Uzoamaka Power, the film follows Soluchi, a kind-hearted call centre agent trying to move on after heartbreak. While handling customer calls at work, she unexpectedly meets Eli, a charming stranger. What begins as a simple phone conversation soon grows into a touching love story about healing, hope and second chances.

Director Dammy Twitch brings the story to life with vibrant visuals, emotional moments and light-hearted humour. Producer Blessing Uzzi and Bluhouse Studios also deliver a polished production that has connected with cinema lovers across the country.

The film features a strong cast, including Andrew Yaw Bunting as Eli, Zubby Michael as Kalu, and Nollywood veterans Nkem Owoh and Patience Ozokwor. Their performances add humour, warmth and depth to the story.

FilmOne Entertainment distributed the movie, which opened with an impressive ₦78.2 million during its debut weekend. It later crossed ₦719 million, becoming one of Nollywood’s biggest commercial successes. The film has now surpassed ₦817.6 million, setting another major milestone for the Nigerian film industry.

Beyond its impressive earnings, Call of My Life highlights Nollywood’s growing influence. Its relatable story, memorable performances and quality production have won over audiences and proved that Nigerian films can compete on a much bigger stage.

As the film continues its international screenings, Call of My Life stands as more than a box office success. It is another sign that Nigerian stories continue to captivate audiences both at home and around the world.

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