SKYLIMIT ProjMan TCM S2E7 Ismail BOLLA Buffkins PART ONE

#skylimitprojman #becauselittlethingsmatter #thecapemalay #pinkieschow #madrassatusobiereen #jawwap The seventh episode of Season 2, the Brand New SERIES: The Cape Malay “Jawwap!” BRAND NEW | Season 2: Episode 7 | Ismail (Bolla) Buffkins | The Cape Malay “Jawwap” a division of SKYLIMIT ProjMan (PTY) Ltd “Because Little Things Matter” Meet 73-year-old Ismail Buffkins, better known as ‘Bolla’ currently residing in Wynberg. Born and bred in our beautiful Cape Town, in District Six, the well-known, legendary, passionate and exceptionally multi-talented Bolla chats to us about his extraordinary life journey & experiences. The amazing characters & phenomenal stories make everything come alive, like magic, as he takes a trip down memory lane to reminisce over his life as a ‘District-sixion!’ Bolla’s remarkable health & phenomenal energy (for his age) is unbelievable, as he runs up & down several flights of stairs at his home, quite a few times a day. Bolla talks through his family, interesting roots & life growing up in District 6 as well as doing many other great things. Bolla brings the drama & keeps us entertained as this interview shares background information from many walks of life, participating in the coon carnivals from a young age & later becoming a judge in the best dress category & also that of the Cape Malay Choral Competitions along with his cousins; his salon days, fashion modeling, choreographer, roles in theatre & even the movies along with many famous icons, and last but not least, the beautiful trips to Makka. Here, we are reminded to be nice to people because we all need each other. Yes, go for your dreams but don’t forget about your good deeds. We thank him for inviting us into his home to share his story with us & a special thanks to the District Six Museum for making this video even more memorable! You have been “Cape-M’laid” ------------------------------------------------- The raw and untold stories depicted here were inspired by our Galant and Diedericks Families, formerly from Claremont and District Six in Cape Town, SOUTH AFRICA; by our self-published and best seller book: Imam Haron’s BILAL ”Let them hear, let them listen!” (where we have encapsulated our father's memories of the 1960s, Hajji Abduraghmaan 'Pinkie' Galant, a student of the Anti-apartheid icon, the late Imam Abdullah Haron who was incarcerated for 123 days without charge and in isolation, he was brutally tortured and killed in September of 1969, written in true Cape Malay style, by Fatima Galant Abrahams, with supporting footnotes and a glossary to better explain to the reader); as well as by our Madrassatu-Sobiereen, our Pinkie’s CHOW Community Food Drives, our rich culture, history, and traditions preserved by our forefathers. Despite everything they have gone through in the past, a joyous spirit remains. ------------------------------------------------- SUBSCRIBE to our Cape Malay “JAWWAP” Channel on YouTube, it’s FREE!    / @thecapemalayjawwap   Turn on the Notification Bell so you never miss new content. LIKE, COMMENT and SHARE! Connect with us to purchase any of our books or donate to our ongoing Pinkie’s CHOW Community Food Drives or Madrassatu-Sobiereen ------------------------------------------------- IMPORTANT This channel does not have any kind of relationship or association with the YouTube brand or any other social media or their products. It does not represent their interests, nor have any connection with their activities. The same goes for our Interviewee, their views or opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect those of our content creators and production team, therefore, any disrespectful comments on any of our content or on any of our social platforms will not be entertained & you could be removed or blocked from having future engagements based at the discretion of the management team. This video is created with the intention of fair use, including adding transformative commentary or edits to add additional insight into the clips displayed. Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for the purposes of research on a life journey of the interviewee or could be, in addition, such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, or preserving of a culture. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statutes that might otherwise be infringing. No copyright infringement intended. The commentary/editing style is unique and adds value by putting it into a vernacular, making it original which transforms the work different for each video. If any of the pictures or clips are yours and you would like them removed, please get in touch with the interviewee personally with your request who has supplied everything to form part of his/her life journey and if granted the interviewee will get in touch with us to notify us and we will gladly take it down.