Indra Brasco Receives Blessings During the Pandemic by Playing TikTok with His Child

Kapanlagi.com - There are many ways to get rid of boredom during the COVID-19 pandemic, one of which is by playing TikTok. Apparently, actor Indra Brasco and his daughter, Nala, also do this. During the pandemic, Mona Ratuliu's husband regularly plays TikTok with their daughter.

According to him, this is one of the most appropriate ways for his child to feel happy even though her activities during the pandemic are very limited.

"Of course. Whether she wants it or not, Nala's activities during the pandemic and PSBB are gone," said Indra Brasco on Trans TV, South Jakarta, recently.

1. Offering Themselves

Indra happily offers himself to be Nala's TikTok playmate. This is done because during the early days of the pandemic, Mona Ratuliu was heavily pregnant.

"So, I had no choice but to offer myself, 'let's go, Yanda, ready to be your friend'. So, I'll be your dance partner. Because, when the pandemic started, Mona was heavily pregnant, around seven to eight months. So, it was impossible for her to participate," explained Indra Brasco.

2. Many Blessings

Coincidentally, some of the TikTok videos he made received positive responses from the wider community. In fact, because of the TikTok videos, both Indra Brasco and his child received many offers from a brand's product as well as becoming guest stars on TV talk shows.

According to him, this is one of the blessings amidst the difficult times of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

"Apparently, the response from the wider community is quite good. Thank God, there are many on-air and off-air invitations, as well as product offers. Thank God, there are many blessings behind this pandemic," concluded Indra Brasco.

3. Wearing Masks - Keeping Distance

The pandemic apparently also brings some positive meanings, as experienced by Indra Brasco and his beloved child. Keeping the spirit is also the key to getting through this difficult time.

#RememberMom'sMessage when doing activities can help KLovers avoid the corona virus. Starting from diligently washing hands, wearing masks, and avoiding crowds of people.

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