Shuwa Dilu

Shuwa Dilu
Genre	Sitcom Drama
Created by	Misago Nelly Wilson
Written by	Misago Nelly Wilson
Directed by	Roger Niyoyita, Ibrahim Kwizera
Presented by	ZACU TV
Starring	Gratien Niyitegeka Ramadhan Benimana Eric Nsabimana
Country of origin	Rwanda
Original language	rw
No. of seasons	2
No. of episodes	32
Production
Producer	Misago Nelly Wilson
Production location	Rwanda
Cinematography	Obed Nshuti
Editor	Tumushimishe Yves
Camera setup	Single Camera
Running time	26 Minutes
Production company	Zacu Entertainment LTD
Original release
Network	Zacu TV
Release	2014 (2014)
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Shuwa Dilu is a Rwandan comedy television series produced by Misago Nelly Wilson under Zacu Entertainment, a local production firm that was known for its major series like Seburikoko, City Maid,Indoto, The Bishop's Family, Ishusho ya Papa, Kaliza wa Kalisa and many more.

History

The series began airing on Zacu TV in June 2024. The series consists of two seasons and two more will be produced. It was directed by Roger Niyoyita and starred the prominent comedians Niyitegeka Gratien as Superi, Ramadhan Benimana as Waxi, and Eric Nsabimana as Londoni.

In the new season of Shuwa Dilu, Superi and Waxi's house becomes a hub of chaos as a stream of unexpected guests bring more troubles. From romance complications to tricky money schemes, Superi, the sensible one tries to keep things together. With the addition of Ndjoli a.k.a Kanyombya, an acclaimed comedian in Rwanda, expect more humorous and comedic situations.

Cast

• Niyitegeka Gratien as Superi
• Ramadhan Benimana as Waxi
• Eric Nsabimana as Londoni

Synopsis

Shuwa Dilu talks about a story of Superi, Waxi, and London living in a rented house where the house itself serves as the central hub of the show, with various rooms and spaces becoming the backdrop for different scenes and comedic situations. The living room, kitchen, bedrooms, and the makeshift massage room all become stages for the roommates’ hilarious encounters, misunderstandings, and attempts to navigate their unique living arrangement. As the action occasionally ventures into the surrounding neighborhood, it allows for interactions with recurring supporting characters, like the neighboring houseboys and house girls who frequently finds themselves caught up in London's shenanigans.

The new seasons three and four presented in the recent press conference, Shuwa Dilu is at its core driven by the local streaming platform's vision to create a sitcom that mirrors the everyday experiences of Rwandan households. The show's premise revolves around the idea that domestic drama, when viewed through a humorous lens, can be both entertaining and exciting for viewers. Its primary goal being to showcase how everyday drama can be handled with humor, resonates deeply with audiences, who find themselves reflected in the show's relatable scenarios and characters, said Misago Nelly Wilson.