Rhythm City: Pule doing the most as he joins the party in its dying moments
Its almost a wrap for Rhythm City, with just a few months left before it leaves the small screen. Just a few days after Zamani Mbatha is cast on the show, it announces its axing. The announcement comes as a shock to both viewers and the cast including Zamani playing Pule on Rhythm City.
Despite the heart-wrenching news the actor is taking the little time left to prove his dexterities. Ever since he casts on the show, his character has been making TV sessions worthwhile.
Here are some of the moments that Pule does the most on Rhythm City:
Striking a deal with Khulekhani
Teaming up with his father Suffocate’s rival, it all comes to spit in his face. In a bid to keep his secrets under wraps, Pule seeks protection from Ngobese. Beaten to a pulp by gangsters that he conned in Durban, Pule decides to protect himself. Making a deal with the devil, he fails to fulfill his end of the deal. His nosy brother Mzi comes to his rescue making the two’s brothers’ relationship to sour even more.
Gambling with Cuba’s pension savings
After disappointing his family with his shady deals, Pule desperately seeks a clean come back. With a grand plan in his mind, he decides to loan a huge sum of money to sponsor an event to blow his father’s mind. Failing to acquire money from loan sharks because of his bad reputation, he uses his charm to get into Cuba’s pockets. Realising how she had messed up, Cuba reveals Pule’s secret to Mzi and the rest is history. Seeing a chance to wiggle himself out of a situation that could see him losing his investments, Pule pounces on a chance presented by a local pastor. He not only saves his money and his reputation but also exonerates Suffocate who had become estranged to his community.
These are some of the multiple moments that Pule has shown up to show of his flair. As the show is about to come to an end, he will have reason to make viewers miss his character on Rhythm City.
Rhythm City: Pule doing the most as he joins the party in its dying moments