His acting career began in 2014, shortly after he received his degree in Motion Picture and Live Performance from Johannesburg’s AFDA. The drama series Kowethu on SABC1 served as his acting debut. In the Mzansi Magic Original Movie Rise, directed by Rea Rangaka and starring Xolile Tshabalala and Mutodi Neshehe, Oros made his breakthrough in 2015. The year began with Oros playing Andile in the film. On Sunday, the telefilm debuted on Mzansi Magic on January 11, 2015.

 

 

 

In addition to being one of the 12 finalists on the BET reality competition series Top Actor SA’s inaugural season, he placed sixth. After, he began his recurring role as Jama on Skeem Saam, which at the time was the third most watched show in South Africa. He was also cast in the Shona Ferguson drama series Igazi on Mzansi Magic in 2016, which the late actor created and executive produced. In the drama, he played Prince Phila Mbangatha, the rightful heir to a throne whose new outlook conflicts with his traditional duties.

In 2016, he also appeared in the Discovery Learning Alliance and Quizzical Pictures feature-length film The Lucky Specials, which disproves the existence of tuberculosis by describing how it develops and can be treated. Oros is so well-liked because of how successful his acting career has been. In the movie, he plays Mandla, a young man eager to leave his mark on African music. The other cast members include Thomas Gumede, Blondie Makhene, Sivenathi Mabuya, Richard Lukunku, and Blondie Makhene