Diep City's Mandla N Trends as Peeps Show Love: "He's a Genius"
- Mandla N trended on social media as peeps showed him love after Diep City premiered on Monday
- Impressed viewers of the new telenovela praised Mandla N for his superb directing skills
- Mandla N has also acted and directed TV shows such as Vula Vala, eHostela, City Ses'La and Ses'Top La
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Mandla N's name trended on social media after Diep City premiered on Mzansi Magic on Monday, 5 March.
The actor and director is part of the Black Brain Pictures production team. Diep City is Black Brain's first ever telenovela. Peeps who viewed the new show when it made its debut took to Twitter to show love to Mandla N for putting together an epic new programme.
Mandla has also directed and acted in South African shows such as City Ses'La, Ses'Top La, Lockdown, Vula Vala and eHostela.
The star's fans took to the micro-blogging app to give Mandla a shout-out after Diep City aired. Check out some of their comments below:
@Mystraw commented:
"Put some respect on this name - Mandla N. #DiepCityMzansi"
@Max_SMMO wrote:
"City Ses'La, Ses'Top La, Lockdown and now Diep City. This guy is a legend."
@MRGULE0619 said:
"He is one of the best."
@king_BExpensive commented:
"Vula Vala as well."
@mvelo_dlamini wrote:
"You forgot eHostela Season 2..."
@DQFab_ZA said:
"The Beast when it comes to TV production."
@thapelomorongoa added:
"He is a genius."
Source: Instagram
In related news, Briefly.co.za reported recently that Mandla N is on a mission to build the biggest studio in Africa. The award-winning thespian said the studio he wants to complete is based in West Rand, Gauteng.
Mandla has directed and acted in epic shows such as City Ses'La, Ses'Top La and Lockdown. The star and his partners at Black Brain Pictures recently bagged their first ever telenovela titled Diep City. Diep City made its debut on Mzansi Magic on Monday, 5 April.
Mandla, who has been in the television industry for the past 20 years, explained to Daily Sun recently that they decided to build their own facility instead of hiring studios.
He expressed that they struck a deal with Power Park Studios to manage the studio they are building.
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Source: Briefly News
