Gomora star Ayanda Daweti has transcended all conventional classification of a typical rural boy to become one of the rising TV stars.
The actor might have been raised in a rural setting where he was not exposed to acting but he knew that he belongs to the arts. Like most young people who grew up in the villages, Daweti also sang in school choirs in Tsolo, Eastern Cape.Amathambo Endwe
Though he dropped out due to financial challenges, he continued with his studies at the Market Lab in Newtown taking Saturday classes. He further acquired more acting knowledge at Duma Ndlovu Acting Academy., which won a South African Film and Television Award in 2017. The actor is looking forward to the movie being flighted and how the viewers will respond to his attempt at speaking Tswana. In the film, he plays the role of a Tswana-speaking Uber driver who uses his car to benefit himself in mischievous ways.
“The story revolves around an Uber driver who finds a bag accidentally left behind by a girl who caught his attention. He embarks on a series of misadventures as he desperately tries to return it to her. I enjoyed playing the character. In the film, the driver uses the car to do his own businesses including transporting thugs who want to commit robbery.”Daweti says acting in a comedy film for the first time was refreshing for him and he also enjoyed working with a cast and crew of young people.
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