‘Gomora’ producers believe telenovela told great story

Gomora executive producers Thabang Moleya and Leanne Kumalo reveal to Sunday World that the telenovela told a compelling story throughout the seasons. 

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PRODUCERS BELIEVE TELENOVELA CAPTURED AUDIENCES

The talented Gomora producer Moleya adds: ““We believe that we captured the audiences’ hearts, we really told a story that is very compelling, one that the whole family can sit around and enjoy. The process of telling a very successful and long-running story is hard.”

Moleya said Seriti Films is proud to have unleashed new talent in the show, adding that they are determined to close off with a bang.

Kumalo shared that it has been an interesting experience for the production, especially with restrictions in place during the first season of the show. 

“Our stories really landed and resonated with people, it is going to be quite sad that it is coming to an end, but we have had so many highlights.

“For me, the biggest highlight was discovering new talent that is going on to do great things,” said Kumalo.

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‘GOMORA‘ ACTRESS DOESN’T KNOW WHY ITS CANCELLED

Talented actress Connie Chiume, who plays MamSonto in Gomora revealed to City Press that she doesn’t know why the show is being cancelled.

“Leaving was not my decision. The show is wrapping up; the broadcaster decided to wrap up the show. We don’t know why; Gomora has been number one on the charts, it has been number one since the beginning. My character and other characters will be cut before the show ends, that is how they wrote the script,” says Chiume.

The Mzansi Magic telenovela Gomora, which is DStv’s most-watched show will wrap up shooting in July and air its last episode in October 2023.

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