User reviews

Look it's entertaining from the beginning till the end. Great to see a diverse crew representing the rainbow nation. I enjoyed the sights, sounds and tastes of Durban. While the plot is not the strongest point of the movie it's makes up for it by a banging soundtrack and beautiful locations. Of course the mandatory Durban bunny chow is worked into the story together with the Zola bud taxi, the samosas, jaleebi and burfee. Also saw the Toyota Corolla, Ford Sierra and the old TV with the bunny aerial, Walkman and VCR. Brought back memories of the 80s and 90s in Durban. Give it a watch you will be entertained!

My young nephews are obsessed with Benidorm, the UK tv series. Not because of the big budgets or the tear jerking Oscar worthy performances, but because of the highs and lows of loveable characters - and because it's fun. Kings of Mulberry Street: Let Love Reign is the same; it's bright, it's colourful, it's funny, it's absurd. My nephews watched this and instantly understood the tone and what it's trying to do. I felt really sorry for poor Dev, caught between trying to do the best for his son's happiness and his own. Surrounded with colour and music and ridiculous antics, the importance of friends and family comes shining through. It is pure heartfelt family entertainment, what's not to like about that?