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Cheeky humour enjoyed by all

The Dingalings excelled at turning awkward marital situations into non-stop laughter.

15 hours ago
Sugan Naidoo 1 minute read
The Dingalings team (from left) Senzo Mthethwa, Henry Ramkissoon and Koobeshen Naidoo (second, from right) meet Sharma Harcharan, Prem Sewparsad and Krish Harcharan from Port Shepstone.

It was hilarious, and if it didn’t tickle your funny bone then you should have parked at home and watched the soccer or rugby.

The three naughty comedic talents of Senzo Mthethwa, Koobeshen Naidoo and Henry Ramkissoon brought the Tropical Nites Theatre at the Wild Coast Sun Hotel and Casino Resort to life on July 4 when the Dingalings Production hosted ‘Husband Hotline’.

Ready to enjoy ‘Husband Hotline’ are (from left) Raymond Naidoo, with Valdine and Maheshin Chetty.

The dynamic comic trio had the audience in laughter while exploring the humorous side of relationships and the trials of marriage.

Senzo is known for his quick wit and relatable humour and his talent for singing Tamil and Hindi songs.

Koobeshen, a master of storytelling brings characters to life and the ever funny Henry with his sharp observations delivers punchlines that resonate, and had the crowed cheering for more.

Seen at the show are (from left) Nerisha Sunker, Shereen Sunker and Neshika Sunker of Port Shepstone.

From start to finish, Husband Hotline, brought out laughter and the trials of married life, and relatable relationship advice. The show ended with a nostalgic sing-along music.

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15 hours ago
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Sugan Naidoo

Senior reporter Sugan Naidoo is a true son of the South Coast soil. He was to the newspaper industry born, his late father working at the South Coast Herald back in the days when black and white photographs were still being used. Sugan has been with Caxton for close to three decades, having started as a weekend photographer, straight out of school. He soon showed his skill in hard news reporting and has, over the years, added to his repertoire, with motoring now one of his important beats. He is always willing to go the extra mile, especially if it's to test drive a new vehicle. He supports the Proteas, Springboks and Manchester United.
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