Honored Nadia Buari, a Ghanaian actress, has spoken out about kissing sequences in films.Nadia Buari claimed that kissing moments are created to give the impression that they are real in an interview with Godwin Namboh and Anita Akuffo on TV3's The Afternoon Show on October 23, 2024.She clarified that the actors' goal in producing the events is to convince the viewer and make them appear authentic.She claims that kissing moments in movies are devoid of emotion and are solely staged to appear genuine for the characters, not the actors."They're not real," she said. It's fiction.
But since we're trying to persuade them, we actually kissed, but it's only genuine for the characters and not for the actors. No emotions are at play.Since kissing scenes are performed in front of numerous characters and crew members on set, Nadia Buari claimed that performers are unable to feel anything during them.The most difficult parts of film acting, she said, are kissing moments and portraying characters.Nadia Buari on her decision to pursue filmmaking: "I was sick of playing 'lover girl' roles."Nadia Buari returns to the big screen in "Forever in a Night," which was produced by John