After Lupita’s Hollywood Debut ’12 years a slave’, Lupita created a buzz in Hollywood and of course with all the positive criticisms comes the negative ones.
One critic who especially caught peoples’ attention was a Doctor of philosophy residing in Brooklyn New York who took shots at Lupita claiming that she does not have the ‘IT’ factor.
He went on to claim that because of her dark skin tone, it would be hard for her to be cast for any role apart from slave roles.
Well, the young Kenyan girl Lupita continues to prove her critics wrong and has landed another huge blockbuster role- and no SHE IS NOT PLAYING A SLAVE so joke is on you Dr. Masinde.
The talented actress who is doing Kenya proud is in Liam Neeson action Thriller movie where she plays the role of Gwen alongside Liam Neeson and Julianne Shemar Moore.
Navigating the Lupita Effect: Unveiling Hollywood’s Buzz and Battling the Negative Criticisms
In the last decade, Lupita Nyong’o has undeniably made a tremendous impact on Hollywood, with her undeniable talent, striking beauty, and magnetic screen presence.
This phenomenon, aptly named “The Lupita Effect,” has not only reshaped the industry but has also paved the way for a more inclusive and diverse representation on the big screen. However, this newfound success has not come without its fair share of challenges.
From her breakout role in “12 Years a Slave” to her commanding performances in “Us” and “Black Panther,” Lupita’s talent has been widely recognized.
Yet, some critics argue that her success is merely a result of tokenism or a passing trend. Join us as we navigate through the complexities of “The Lupita Effect” and shed light on the challenges she and other diverse actors face in an industry still grappling with systemic biases.
Lupita’s New Blockbuster Role in New Movie-Liam Neeson
