Close During Filming 'DARI JENDELA SMP', Keisha Alvaro Likes to Turn Off Saskia Chadwick's Bedroom Lights

Kapanlagi.com - The soap opera DARI JENDELA SMP continues to dominate the hearts of viewers. The ups and downs of the lives of these junior high school teenagers are so interesting. The camaraderie that is created among the cast members is equally interesting to explore.

As KLovers know, the story of this soap opera is colored by the romance between Roni and Santi, played by Keisha Alvaro and Saskia Chadwick. They apparently often chat and joke around on the set.

1. Strengthen Chemistry

(Credit: Youtube/Surya Citra Televisi (SCTV)

According to Keisha, it is important to strengthen the chemistry between them.

"Strengthening the chemistry will also strengthen the bond of our friendship, which certainly has a deeper meaning," said Kiesha as quoted from the Youtube channel Surya Citra Televisi (SCTV) on Monday (23/11).

2. Playing Basketball Together

There are various forms of familiarity. Pasha Ungu's son admitted to often playing basketball and watching movies with Saskia.

"Usually, I play with her, I mean talk, sometimes we play basketball together, sometimes we watch movies, and sometimes I tease her," he added.

3. Keisha is Very Mischievous

(Credit: Youtube/Surya Citra Televisi (SCTV)

Yes, Saskia also admits that her playmate is very mischievous. Keisha has done everything from ignoring her to turning off the bedroom lights.

"It happens a lot, like suddenly ignoring me, then lying to me, turning off the lights in the room, very disrespectful. There are so many things, it can't be explained," said the British-Javanese girl.

4. Learn to Be Indifferent

Apparently, the closeness had quite an impact, at least for Saskia. Yes, she often faced attacks and criticism from Ratu Sofya's fans. As KLovers know, Keisha had previously dated Ratu. Responding to that, Saskia chose to be indifferent.

"I'm just studying, so whatever," because they only see it on the screen or on their phones, they don't know the real situation, so it's up to them what they want to say," she concluded.

(kpl/tdr)