Acha kujifanya, Madam!

Sam

The plot relies heavily on an overly convenient magical curse to address Sam's misogyny rather than genuine character growth. The transformation feels forced and lacks logical consistency in explaining why a misogynist would suddenly develop romantic feelings for his friend just because of a sex change.

Julie's Way Home: Mama, Nimerudi

It’s clear that Julie's love for her father is pure and real, unlike the false love her mother tries to sell.

Usimpinge Bilionea Mwanamke

I can’t get enough of Juliet’s journey. From betrayal to taking control—it’s like watching a superhero in real life.

Njia ya Fiona ya Ukombozi

Fiona’s story resonated with me because it’s about learning to forgive oneself, too. Watching her struggle and then find peace in reconciling with her father was inspiring. The play teaches that redemption is worth the struggle, and I left feeling deeply moved. I’d recommend it to anyone!

Mtoto Aja Kugonga: Madam, Mkurugenzi Mtendaji Majuto

Ugh, this drama is just too good!

Hujambo, Mume Wangu wa Zamani Mkorofi

Cathryn is strong, but at this point, I need her to move on. Jared messed up one too many times. ๐Ÿ˜”

Mke Wa Zamani Hajui Mimi Ni Mfalme Wa Joka

The Dragon King’s dual life was fascinating. The actor captured every struggle with incredible depth

Rudi Katika Upendo Naye

I loved the intense emotions in the drama, but there were times when the characters’ actions didn’t quite add up. Some plot holes.