Anikulapo is a moving movie that opens in the middle of the action. It has a straightforward plot but incorporates a lot of cultural references as well as moral teachings on, among other things, pride, greed, falsehoods, and shattered trust. The film provides a compelling depiction of the Yorubas in the 17th century, including their warmth, polygamous marital customs, artistic prowess, and long-standing folklore and traditions.

The most compelling way to start a movie is with a dead Saro being brought back to life by the fabled Akala Bird, which is claimed to have the ability to raise the dead. The Akala bird, according to the narrator, can use its heavenly power to raise the dead when they pass away too soon, but if their time has come, the bird will let them enter the great beyond.

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