While it's still early to tell, it seems clear that money can't buy happiness. However, that may depend on where you shop.
Mr Baraza, with all his ostentation, glitz and glamour, failed to impress Ms Fari. Looks like the arranged marriage was designed to fail.
It's Baraza who dismissed other men's cars as toys while promising heaven to Fari. He is himself languishing in matrimonial hell, a day after the pair was attached with so much optics but little depth of love.
YES I DO is another of Sammy Kioko's productions. It is largely same script different cast. But what is quite telling is a father's love for his daughter. Mzee Mike noted very early that Fari doesn't love Mr Baraza. She was not happy. Losing Fari to Baraza is too harsh a fact to tolerate. "Fari is the only thing I have", he remembers.
As for Sammy, the haunting memories flashing of better days gone is what keeps his gaze fixed and eyeballs dilate. Having lost Fari, he resolves to go low key and search himself. "I know things will be fine", says he. Another man down in the name of love.
STORY By MUSYOKA NGUI
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