Kenyan media personality Willis Raburu has officially transitioned from broadcasting to the film and series industry with his upcoming project, “Familia Ya Alexis”. The announcement, made via his Instagram account, included the official trailer, signaling a new era in Raburu’s career and generating significant buzz among fans and industry peers.
A New Chapter in Raburu’s Career
In his social media post, Raburu wrote: “New levels, new era! We moving to the next level. Coming soon. The future is here! Familia ya Alexis — our entry into the film and series industry. A first! Be heard.” The trailer hints at a gripping and emotionally charged storyline, immediately drawing attention and anticipation from supporters.
Best known for his dynamic presence on Citizen TV’s “10/10”, Raburu has spent years captivating audiences with charisma, engaging interviews, and storytelling expertise. Transitioning into production allows him to shape narratives from behind the camera, offering a more hands-on approach to Kenya’s entertainment scene.
Crafting Authentic Kenyan Stories
Through his production company, Bazu Entertainment, Raburu aims to produce stories that resonate locally while appealing to international audiences. “Familia Ya Alexis” is envisioned as a tale infused with heart, humor, and honesty—reflecting the complexity and vibrancy of everyday Kenyan life.
Fans have expressed excitement across social media, celebrating Raburu’s ambition and curiosity about the storyline. Industry colleagues also view the project as a potential game-changer, highlighting how established media personalities can leverage their platforms to expand Kenya’s creative economy and inspire emerging filmmakers.
Impact on Kenyan Entertainment
Raburu’s career shift illustrates the growing trend of Kenyan media figures diversifying into multiple creative fields, blending broadcasting expertise with film production. With his experience in storytelling, he is positioning himself as a pivotal voice in shaping the next frontier of the country’s entertainment industry.
“Familia Ya Alexis” is poised to be a milestone project, marking Raburu’s entry into film while reflecting the broader evolution of Kenyan content creation, where locally rooted stories take center stage.
