Thembi Seete shares why she enjoys being Zolisa Xaluva’s wife on Gomora

When Thembi Seete first discovered she was going to play his significant other, she bounced for delight.

Prepared on-screen character Zolisa Xaluva is no more bizarre to our television screens. Include another veteran on-screen character, Thembi Seete to the blend and you have a mixed drink of ability. This is the formula that is making new TV show Gomora a hit with Mzansi. Thembi Seete and Zolisa Xaluva have figured out how to catch Gomora fans with their on-screen characters.

Thembi Seete (Gladys) plays a caring mother, spouse to Zolisa Xaluva (Melusi), social laborer and a mainstay of her locale. Gladys cherishes Alex with each fiber of her being and needs to spare it from social and monetary shameful acts.

“I have discovered that on the off chance that you need to be in the business for quite a while make a solid effort to substantiate yourself and continually reexamine your image.” She’s getting a charge out of working close by prepared on-screen character Zolisa Xaluva (39), who is her on-screen spouse Melusi Dlamini, a school head.

“I love working with Zolisa. He’s exceptionally simple to coexist with,” she says.

It’s not the first occasion when they’re cooperating. They played sibling and sister in Kings of Joburg. Thembi is a talented craftsman for whom I have an unfathomable measure of regard,” Zolisa says.

“She has figured out how to make a noteworthy vocation and a business. We get along extraordinary. I make the most of our work and worth our fellowship.”

He’s making the most of his present job.

“Melusi has strong standards, a crazy measure of control and an incredible feeling of duty. He’s still enamored with Thati yet picks his family over her,” he says, alluding to his character’s past with the show’s driving woman, played by Katlego Danke.

Advanced ContentBefore handling the job of Melusi, Zolisa wrapped shooting on Kings of Joburg, a Ferguson Films creation coming out on Netflix in the not so distant future.

The Port Elizabeth-conceived on-screen character says he has figured out how to keep his feet solidly on the ground and to have an unmistakable vision.

“I figured out how to be a joy to function with, without being a weakling. Reward each activity as a tryout for your next one, create and hone your aptitudes consistently. Have a ton of fun and gain from all the individuals that encompass you. Giggle a great deal, it isn’t so genuine.”

Following 17 years in the business, Zolisa is appreciative to even now be working. “I trust God will keep on gift me,” he says.

Thembi, in the mean time, needs to get progressively various acting jobs later on.

“I’m trusting the delivering hunger will come up and bloom once more. The chance to work both on-and offscreen energizes me. I’m truly attracted to recounting to drawing in stories: composing and giving words a heartbeat and seeing everything wake up.”

‘I make the most of our work and worth our companionship’