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Minnie Dlamini announces release date of her movie “The Honeymoon”

Media personality Minnie Dlamini announced the released date of her new film “The Honeymoon.” 

Minnie will debut on the big screen in her new movie The Honeymoon alongside comedian Tumi Morake and actress Kajal Bagwadeen and the movie is set to release on the 31st of March 2023. 

The media personality teased her new character back in October 2022, capturing her post as “new character loading meet Lu” which she posted on her Instagram feed.

 

 

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Minine Dlamini has been on our screens for so many years as a TV presenter and so much more.

The mother of one’s new movie is centered around three friends, Tumi Morake as Noks, Kajal Bagwadeen as Kat and Minnie Dlamini as Lu.

According to IOL news, the movie is directed by Bianca Isaac and it tells a story about three friends, Noks, Kat and Lu who finds themselves in a predicament where one of them gets dumped ahead of her wedding, and the trio decides to turn things around and head to a getaway in Zanzibar, which would have been the supposed-to-wed couple’s honeymoon destination.

Minine said her character was someone people could relate to.

“We’ve all felt stuck in some way in our lives and it’s about how we get ourselves out of it before it’s too late,” she said.

Minine’s last acting role was in Mzansi Magic’s “Rockville”. Since then she has been wearing her TV presenter hat in “HomeGround” which ended this year.

Minnie said in an interview that she was excited to be working on her first feature film.

“I’m having the time of my life. It feels so good to be acting again and to finally act in a feature film is definitely something I’ve been dying to do for a really long time,” she said.

 

 

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