Award-winning Nollywood and entrepreneur actress Sarian Martin Oruene has narrated her acting sojourn from dream to reality in a recent interview
The Bayelsa State indigene disclosed that her acting dream started as far back as her secondary school days. Hence, she navigated the secondary school production feature to a profitable career in 2019.
According to Oruene, acting is a natural phenomenon that she was head bent on achieving success through persistence, hard work, and personal development.
“My acting journey started when I was in secondary school, we did a production in school and then in my church before I came to Lagos and officially took it as a carrier in 2019 after I finished the university. I studied fine art at Niger Delta University,” she said.
“I discovered my passion for acting in secondary school when I did my very first production and since then I knew that I was going to chase the Carrier after school,” she added.
Speaking about challenges, Oruene said her major challenge terms from her involvement in different activities.
According to her, she is a model (an ex-beauty queen), a seasoned politician, and a beauty salon and spa owner, among many other profitable businesses.
“So far the only challenge I’ve had is being persistent because I have one business and also dabble into politics once in a while so it’s a bit challenging to do everything at once. At the end of the day, I handle all so well.”
“Asides from acting, I have a beauty salon and spa, I do interiors, I supply sand, humanitarian services, I’m an event Mc/ host too and a hotelier.”
Oruene shot into the limelight after she bagged the role of Amaka in the movie “Freda” an Africa Magic original love drama about a wealthy blogger who does everything to control her relationship and make sure her man doesn’t earn more than her.
She has also starred in other productions like “Over And Over Again”, “A Toast To Forever”, and “Call To Bar”, among others. She has also won several awards.
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