King Kaka Unveils New Series "Monkey Business" with a Sh6 Million Investment
Award-winning rapper and entrepreneur Kennedy Ombima, better known as King Kaka, has announced that he has spent over Sh6 million on his latest project, the "Monkey Business" series. This new venture showcases his dedication to the Kenyan film industry.
Production Journey
The casting for "Monkey Business" began in December last year, and filming started by January 2024. According to King Kaka, a total of 162 people have contributed to the making of the series. He shared, "Between December and now, we've spent at least Sh6 million, and I'll calculate the earnings from the premiere soon."
The production sets varied in size, with some scenes requiring as many as 162 crew members. King Kaka expressed his joy and gratitude towards the audience and the industry, noting the enthusiasm and support shown during the premiere.
Scar Mkadinali as the Lead
Rapper Scar Mkadinali takes on the lead role in "Monkey Business." King Kaka chose Scar due to their friendship and Scar's passion for film. After encouraging him to take acting classes, King Kaka was impressed with his performance and decided he was perfect for the role.
Star-Studded Premiere
The premiere of "Monkey Business" attracted a host of fans, celebrities, and media members. Notable attendees included Charelene Ruto, Prezzo, Jalang’o, Mejja, Nameless, Wahu, Big Ted, Jacky Vike, and many others. King Kaka’s wife, Nana Owiti, and his mother were also present to support the event.
About the Series
"Monkey Business" features an array of stars such as Janet Mbugua, Prezzo, and Azeezah Hashim, leading viewers through a gripping tale of loyalty, morality, and survival. This is King Kaka's second film project, and he is thrilled with the positive reception from the Kenyan audience.
King Kaka's significant investment and dedication to "Monkey Business" highlight his commitment to advancing the local entertainment industry. The enthusiastic response from fans and the industry's support signal a bright future for Kenyan film.
