Based on AY’s track record as the King of the Nigerian Box Office, Merry Men 3 is projected to be a box office smash.
By Omotayo Olutekunbi
AY has completed the main filming of Merry Men 3.
The newly revealed film has concluded filming in many secret locales and is presently in the post-production stage.
Aside from a love affair and wedding with Ramsey Nouah and Nadia Buari, as shown in the stills, nothing is known about the narrative or release date.
Based on the first-look photographs, we know that the cast includes returning actors such as Nouah, William Uchemba, Regina Daniels, and AY, as well as newcomers such as Buari and Sam Dede.
The new film, however, is likely to continue the original plot begun in Merry Men: The Real Yoruba Demons (2018) and Merry Men 2: Another Mission (2019).
The first part of the popular series followed the lives of four of Abuja’s most eligible and infamous bachelors, their growing companies, fast cars, houses, and women.
Merry Men rapidly became one of the highest-grossing films at the box office. In the sequel, the merry men are opposed to a band of assassins who must assist an accused government figure to escape prosecution in return for their abducted loved ones.
Merry Men 2: Another Mission collected 36.89 million in its debut weekend (December 20-22, 2019) and a total of 234,505,169.
Based on AY’s track record as the King of the Nigerian Box Office, Merry Men 3 is projected to be a box office smash.
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