Anggun C. Sasmi Plays as the Antagonist Boss in French FTV, Making Netizens Excited and Proud

Kapanlagi.com - Several Indonesian celebrities have dreams of going international. Those dreams have not been in vain for the beautiful singer Anggun C. Sasmi. Yes, Anggun's name has traveled around the world for years.

After previously being appointed as a judge in one of the world-class talent search events, this time Anggun stars in a French FTV. Titled 'Coup de foudre à Bangkok', Anggun is trusted to play the role of Malee Suthama. Malee is the eldest child of the wealthy Suthama family.

The FTV was produced last year. A clip of the scene where Anggun leads a meeting in the film has circulated widely on social media, including on the Lambe Gosip account on Monday (19/7).

1. Being a Strict Boss

(Credit: Youtube/Anggun ID)

In the clip, Anggun appears strict but still beautiful with her hair down. Netizens were briefly distracted by her fluent French language. Many also expressed pride in seeing Anggun star in an FTV there.

Previously, Anggun caught public attention with her Instagram post in October 2020. At that time, Anggun expressed her opinion about the Covid-19 pandemic. For Anggun, this pandemic is a very rare and beautiful moment.

"The way I survive and get through this pandemic is by doing the things I want to do. It can be said that this is a very beautiful time for me," Anggun said virtually on Tuesday (27/10).

As it is known, Anggun is someone who is very busy with her work. There are times when she doesn't have much time for herself or her family. Well, this pandemic has started to change Anggun's lifestyle.

2. Only Temporary

"I can make time to sleep, to get closer to my family, and stay at home. Because all this time I often traveled outside," she continued.

Indeed, Anggun C. Sasmi herself admitted that she also felt the negative impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. However, she believes that all the difficulties that are currently happening are temporary.

"We are all together in facing this situation. Some people may feel frustrated, I also feel the same way, and that is normal. At this time, I still believe and emphasize in my mind that all of this is only temporary," Anggun concluded.

(kpl/tdr)