Showmax has premiered Queen Modjadji, a historical drama centered on the legendary rainmaking queen of South Africa – www.naijnaira.com reports.
According to News, the series is produced by Rhythm World Productions, the studio behind Sibongile & The Dlaminis and My Brother’s Keeper.
The story unfolds in an era of tribal wars and spiritual transformation, charting the journey of a young woman chosen to lead through divine gifts.
Makoma Mohale plays Queen Maselekwane Modjadji, while Ngele Ramulondi portrays her younger self.
Masutang Hope Rasekele steps into the role of Dzungundini, the queen’s mother, adding depth to the family’s spiritual lineage.
Inspired by the real Balobedu rainmaker whose dynasty has guided the Lobedu people for centuries, the show blends myth, power, and tradition.
Producers describe the project as a celebration of African storytelling rooted in cultural pride.
“This is more than entertainment; it’s history, identity, and legacy on screen,” the creators said.
With breathtaking visuals and a bold narrative, Queen Modjadji places African heritage at the forefront of global streaming.
The premiere anchors Showmax’s August lineup, which also includes Dexter: Original Sin, Law & Order Season 24, and Peacemaker Season 2.
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