
Hey there, soap opera lovers and social media scrollers! If you’re a fan of Skeem Saam, you might have stumbled upon the latest buzz surrounding Sicelo Buthelezi, the talented actor behind the character Toby Maswahla. Recently, he went viral after sharing a hilarious behind-the-scenes video that perfectly captures the drama unfolding in his storyline, while also playfully referencing the infamous Pastor Mboro.
In the video, Toby finds himself in a courtroom, breaking all sorts of protocol just like the raucous Pastor Paseka “Mboro” Motsoeneng did in real life. For those who haven’t seen the clip, imagine this: Toby, defying his lawyers in the most animated fashion, channelling that same audacity that Mboro displayed when he was back in court. You know, when he told his lawyers where to get off and decided he was going to speak to the media regardless of their protests? Classic Mboro!
Mboro has been making waves on social media lately after his courtroom antics went viral. In case you missed it, during a recent court appearance, he turned to journalists, stating, “I’m trusting God,” and insisted on having his say against the wishes of his legal team. His charming yet defiant nature resonated with many, especially when he confidently told his lawyers, “Hae hae lona, ntlohelong, ntloheleng (hey you, leave me alone)!” The guy has a flair for the dramatic, and it’s hard not to admire his spirit.
Now, Buthelezi’s take on this scene has people roaring with laughter. His character Toby is embroiled in his own legal troubles—facing charges for assaulting his girlfriend, Ntswaki, played by Lethabo Mekoa. But instead of the heavy themes of domestic violence, Buthelezi gives us a lighthearted moment that pokes fun at the world of courtroom drama and our beloved Pastor Mboro.
Fans of Skeem Saam didn’t hold back in their reactions. One user, @LeratoMogash, exclaimed, “Omg! I thought it was real until I remembered,” which just shows how convincing Buthelezi is in his portrayal. Another fan, @etm811, humorously noted, “Some countries are rated as terrorist states, communists etc. South Africa falls under comedy.” Clearly, this viral moment struck a chord with viewers, affirming that laughter is sometimes the best way to deal with serious subjects.
It’s moments like these that remind us of the power of social media in bringing light to both serious and not-so-serious issues alike. Buthelezi, by recreating Mboro’s sassy courtroom defiance, not only entertains but also keeps the conversation alive about the important matters presented in both Skeem Saam and the real-world drama we see unfold.
So, whether you’re a die-hard Skeem Saam fan or just someone who appreciates a good laugh, Sicelo Buthelezi’s viral video has surely added a sprinkle of humor to the mix. Here’s hoping for more funny moments like these in the future, both on our screens and off! Cheers to laughs and laughter, friends! 🎉