Ntsoro part Two, the story of two worlds apart

CHIPPA LEGODIMO
Correspondent | Tuesday March 10, 2009 00:00

Things like robots and electronic stairs were simply impossible and when the two finally make their fateful trip to the big city they are intrigued by even the slightest of things. The fun-loving duo never stops wondering, 'how do they do that ?'.

This is the kind of picture that one gets after  15 minutes of  watching Ntsoro le Toki part Two, the comedy series which was recently released by Joel Keitumele under Dargie Digital Studios. 

The first scenes are not necessarily funny,    but at least they  make you want to know more about the story of the two musketeers. But things start building up just about midway through the series, when their aunt decides to take them out on a shopping spree.

The old woman does not spare anything, she really wants to spoil the boys, but little does she know that it would bring more trouble than anything.

After leaving her 4x4 to be filled while she quickly gets something from the convenience store, some intruder tries to put 'something' in their car and they waste no time stopping him.

The intruder is actually a petrol attendant. By the time the aunt returns things have gone out of hand, Ntsoro and Toki are haranguing the Young man, but fortunately, she arrives just in time to stop them.

They part with their tattered dirty clothes after the aunt buys them some nice clothes from some classy store at Game City. In no time they feel like they are on top of the world and are not even afraid to accost girls.They go boasting at an ice cream vending shop about their new clothes and even deny ever visiting the cattle post.

They approach two young women sitting at a nearby table and waste no time showing off their new clothes, Ntsoro putting his legs on top of the table to show-off his new shoes.

An enquiry about where they come from and reside is arrogantly dealt with by Ntsoro himself who says: Garena moraka rona, renna ko Block 8. Their plan to 'impress' badly backfires when they upset the two young ladies.

But the real story starts after they get employed at a bicycle repair company owned by a certain character called Kabila, played by Tabona Seretse. Ntsoro uses every opportunity available to tell anyone who cares to listen that he owns the business.Girls who come there are asked for cell phone numbers in return for bicycles, but in one instance Kabila catches them in the act, just as Ntsoro was lying to a another woman that she could get a bicycle free of charge.

They lose this one but it does not end their road.After work they manage to trace one of those customers to a lodge where they find her and a friend relaxing by the poolside. The problem is they do not know English, but are shy to say it and the girl goes on and on in English not realising that the duo is lost.

She and friends are left stunned when the two drink water from the pool, which they had mistaken for a drinking well. The girl is interested in Ntsoro, but Toki wants to try his luck first.Then a guy appears out of nowhere and offers to help in English. But either by design or accident the fellow gives Toki all the wrong signs of love. Toki approaches the girl in her bikini and says 'yeh ses' the words of love he was told to shout out to the girl.

Shocked by the words the girl asks, 'what' and Toki has to consult again, but he is given another 'big' word which, according to their new friend, would make the girl realise how serious Toki was about her.

Once again it turns out to be one disaster after another. 'I hate you,' Toki says with a serious look and the girl cannot take it anymore. Ntsoro's chance with the girl comes, leaving Toki out in the cold in the lodge room.

Realising that his chance had arrived Ntsoro starts disowning Toki who is mistakenly accused of being arrogant by the lady. 'I just met Toki at work and actually I want to fire him,' says the boisterous Ntsoro. But just like Toki he has been misled and he starts caressing the girl trying to romance her and when she gets upset Ntsoro thinks he has to say 'those words'.

Then he goes, 'Yeh ses....I hate you'. At least he puts up a relaxed face as he shouts the words of hate, but it is too late as he is also dismissed from the room.