Kumawood actor Kwadwo Nkansah, popularly known as Lilwin, has stirred conversation after making a subtle dig at industry veteran Agya Koo during a recent interview on Nhyira FM.
In a video clip from the interview circulating on social media, Lilwin stated, “Agya Koo is now doing podcasts and playing shows at funerals,” a comment many have interpreted as a jab at the once-dominant figure in Ghanaian cinema.
Agya Koo, real name Alex Kofi Adu, was one of the most bankable actors in the peak era of Kumawood films.
In recent years, however, he has shifted to online content and occasional live performances, moves some see as efforts to stay relevant as Kumawood’s influence declines.
Lilwin’s comment has drawn mixed reactions. Some fans took it as lighthearted banter between colleagues. Others saw it as disrespectful to a senior figure who helped shape the Kumawood brand.
While Lilwin didn’t elaborate on his statement, the tone of the interview suggested a mix of humor and pointed critique. The actor himself has diversified his own career with ventures in education, music, and film production.
The viral moment has reignited debate over the current state of Kumawood and the evolving roles of its stars, particularly those who once defined the industry.
Watch the video below;
