Hello friends of Hive, welcome to the Scrobblelife community. The title of this movie is Back of Lies. I watched this movie about a month ago, and it was a very nice and interesting movie full of laughter. This movie is about a man and his small neighbor who are both great liars. They are both very poor, but they pretend to people outside as if they are rich. The small neighbor got a cleaning job, but she would come back home and lie to her other neighbors that she was a banker. Everyone saw her as a banker, not knowing that she was actually a cleaner.
The man was actually jobless, but he always pretended as if he was working. He normally went to play bet with his friends and came back home pretending as if he was coming from work. But looking at his condition, he was actually a jobless man who kept lying and deceiving his other neighbors.
This small girl was such a big liar that she even lied to her boss about coming from a very rich background. She told her that she had finished university and had simply chosen to do this work because she felt like doing it. That was what she kept telling her boss, and everyone thought she was a very rich girl from a big background.
These two neighbors had become chronic liars. They kept lying to people and arguing with each other. They were always fighting in that same house, and they couldn't settle their differences. Their boss kept asking them why they were fighting, but they always said they simply didn't like each other. This cook was so funny because anytime he was asked to cook, he would go and buy food from a restaurant because he couldn't cook at all. His neighbor, the cleaner, knew that he had no knowledge of cooking and was only there for the salary. She kept telling him that she would expose him, but he told her that if she tried it, he would also expose her. Both of them knew each other's secrets, so neither of them wanted to expose the other person.
The cook had been deceiving the boss's daughter, telling her that he was a very good cook who had worked in different countries but had decided to work in their house because he didn't want to show himself off. She didn't know that all the food they ate was bought from a restaurant. Because of this, the cook and the boss's daughter became even friendlier. The little cleaner was so upset because she knew the cook was lying to the daughter, and she kept feeling like exposing everything.
One particular day, while the cleaner was having a sweet discussion with the boss's daughter, the cook arrived, and the cleaner started shouting and exposing him. This was how their boss arrived and heard everything she was saying. The cleaner exposed the cook, saying that he didn't even have the smallest idea of how to cook and that he normally bought food from a restaurant. She also exposed him for lying about his experience. The cook was so surprised, but he also exposed her in the same place, saying that she was a very poor girl and that they lived in the same area. He told them about her poor background too.
The boss was surprised by the kind of lies these two workers had been telling them, so they sent both of them away from the house. The daughter and her mother later thought about the good things the two workers had done for them while working in the house. Even though they were liars, they had still done some good things for them. So the boss decided to send one million naira to each of them. The two of them were very happy and excited, and they also learned their lesson that lying could ruin their lives and make them lose good opportunities. This movie was very funny to watch, and I also learned a lot from it. It shows that lying and deceiving people can make you lose very good opportunities in life. It is better to show people who you really are instead of pretending to be someone else. If these two workers had shown who they were from the very beginning without lying, things might have turned out differently for them. They could have kept their jobs without losing that opportunity. All the pictures are screenshots from the movie taken by me. Rating: 75/100
