A Night of African Brilliance and Global Storytelling
London came alive with glamour, culture, and celebration as the much-anticipated 3 Cold Dishes premiered at the Indigo at The O2. The venue’s 1,757-seat capacity was filled to the brim, transforming into a radiant showcase of African artistry and pride.
Burna Boy and Osas Ighodaro Dazzle at the London Premiere
Produced by Bose Ogulu and her son, Grammy-winning artist Damini “Burna Boy” Ogulu, in collaboration with Osas Ighodaro, the film marks another defining moment for African cinema on the global stage.
Helmed by director Asurf Oluseyi, 3 Cold Dishes tells the gripping story of three women connected by shared pain, resilience, and vengeance — a powerful narrative that explores the dark realities of human trafficking and the pursuit of justice.
Stars, Style, and the Spirit of Africa
The red carpet shimmered with color, laughter, and the unmistakable rhythm of African pride. Osas Ighodaro, who also stars in the movie, stunned the crowd with her elegance and poise, leading a stellar ensemble featuring Fat Toure, Maud Guerard, Ruby Akubueze, Taiwo Adeyemi, Amelie Mbaye, and the renowned Wale Ojo.
Adding to the evening’s magic, legendary Congolese musician Awilo Longomba delivered an electrifying performance, perfectly capturing the unity and cross-cultural essence that 3 Cold Dishes represents.