Celebrated film maker, Tunde Kelani, is an enigma. His story is a testament that passion and hard work is the fulcrum for success in life. Humble and versatile, the founder of Mainframe Productions who clocked 70 years in February speaks with SAMUEL ABULUDE on his success story and challenges
Where and when were you born?
I was born on 26 February, 1948 at Ijaiye Kukudi in Abeokuta, Ogun State. That’s 70 years ago.
How was growing up like?
Growing up was fine and interesting. I was exposed to the culture of my forefathers early in life. I lived with my grandfather and he taught me all I needed to know about the ways and beliefs of our fathers. I used to attend the egungun masquerade festival.
Which institutions/schools did you attend?
I attended Oke-Ona United Primary School, Ikija in Abeokuta. For my secondary school, I attended Abeokuta Grammar School. It was at Abeokuta Grammar School that my fascination for cameras started and I was able to buy a LS3 35mm camera while there…
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