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Audience left in stitches as the Captain of Nakara premiers

Many have raised questions about the suitability of Kenyan comedy that has thrived on slander, ethnic demagoguery and sheer profanity, but there is hope in the comedy genre when one watches Bob Nyanaja’s The Captain of Naigara.

Based on deceit, romance and sleaze, the story of Muntu (Benard Safari) is told in easy slapstick rendition that leaves the audience in stitches most of the time.

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