Humbulani Tsharani has made a name for himself as Muvhango’s sangoma “Mulimisi.” He is so good at portraying the persona that many people mistake him for a sangoma in real life. He has to explain that he is just an actor when people come up to him and ask for spiritual guidance or even bow down to him.

 

 

 

 

 

In the SABC 2 drama Muvhango, Humbulani Tsharani is currently playing Mulimisi. He groans, blows, whistles, and the ancestors show him a way to heal his beloved patients. He is the powerful Mulimisi who supports the throne by treating its ailments.

Humbulani was born on March 16, 1983 in the Venda community of Tshino, in the Limpopo province. The famous person will be 40 years old in 2023. Actually, Humbulani and Mulimisi are totally different. He is a faithful Christian, so he goes to church every Sunday. He performs on the piano in the church as well. Mulimisi is an expert traditional healer on the other hand.

In 2012, he participated in the open casting for Muvhango, and he was given the role of Lufuno’s crazy boyfriend. In 2013, he switched characters and began playing Mulimisi, a traditional healer. Since then, the actor hasn’t turned around.

Humbulani was brought up by a Sangoma family; however, he lost his grandfather when he was still a young child. In the storyline involving his Muvhango character, Mulimisi channels his late grandfather.

Mulimisi makes it appear genuine, this is because he inherited a portion of it from his ancestors. According to family members and other members of my village, I play the part of Mulimisi as if it were my granddad, he claimed.

He frequently has trouble when he runs into fans in public places, especially the elderly. They believe he is a conventional healer in real life and come to him on their knees and beg for help. They even question him about their private lives. Some people come up to him and ask for money; others want him to help them with their families. He is Humbulani Tsharani, to put it simply.