Israel Matseke Zulu, the talented actor known for his unforgettable roles on the small screen, has captured the hearts of audiences with his unmatched flair.
From his breakthrough performance as GP in the SABC 1 drama series Gaz’lam to his recent portrayal of Don in Gomora, Zulu has proven time and time again that he is a force to be reckoned with.
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Despite facing a setback in his career due to a leg amputation, Zulu has made a triumphant comeback. A recent video of him showcasing his sleek amapiano dance moves has gone viral, earning him praise and admiration from fans across the country.
With thousands of comments and reactions pouring in, it’s clear that Zulu’s dance skills have struck a chord with Mzansi.
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But dancing is not the only talent Zulu possesses. He also doubles as a poet, adding yet another dimension to his already illustrious career. With a string of successful drama series and films under his belt, including Number Number, Tsotsi, Hard to Get, and Gomora, Zulu has become one of the most sought-after stars in the industry.
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Interestingly, Zulu has often found himself cast as a thug or villain in his roles, a testament to his ability to bring complex and intriguing characters to life. Perhaps it’s his personal experiences that lend authenticity to these portrayals. Having served a three-year sentence at Johannesburg Prison for car hijacking and housebreaking, Zulu knows firsthand the darker side of life.
But it’s not just his on-screen performances that have captivated audiences. Zulu’s infectious smile and carefree attitude make him a joy to watch both on and off the screen. Whether he’s dancing with friends or sharing his poetry, Zulu’s talent and charisma shine through, making him a true star in every sense of the word.
