Old Photo of Grandfather Raline Shah Revealed, His Face Resembles Fedi Nuril

Kapanlagi.com - Recently, Raline Shah uploaded an old black and white photo that has faded on some sides on her personal Instagram account. In the photo, a couple wearing formal attire can be seen posing together. It turns out that the couple in the photo are Raline Shah's grandparents after getting married in 1957.

Raline uploaded this photo for a reason. Apparently, she dreamt about her late grandfather, whom she affectionately called Atok. She interpreted this dream as a reminder to pray for her beloved person.

"Last night I dreamt about my Atok (grandfather). People say that when we dream about someone who has passed away, we should pray for them," Raline wrote in the caption.

1. Descendants of Chinese and Malay Ethnicities

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It turns out that Raline Shah is of Chinese and Malay ethnic descent. Raline Shah's Malay grandfather married her grandmother who has Chinese blood.

Raline admits that the life experiences of her grandparents have been valuable lessons for this actress, born on March 4, 1985. She interprets the past as a guide that helps someone face the future.

2. Similar to Fedi Nuril

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In the caption of her post, Raline Shah mentions that her grandfather resembles Fedi Nuril. A photo found among one of the books she hasn't read in a long time reminds Raline of her co-star in the movie 5 CM.

Her tall and slim grandfather indeed looks like Fedi Nuril. Their facial features are also quite similar despite the considerable time gap.

3. Netizen Approval

Raline Shah's statement turned out to be approved by netizens. They also believe that Raline Shah's grandfather looks like Fedi Nuril, which initially deceived them when they first saw the photo. Here are the reactions of netizens in the comments section of Raline Shah's post:

"Yes, he really looks like Genta"

"Yes, he really looks like Fedi Nuril"

"Grandma said: marry me Fahri"

"When I first saw the photo, I thought it was indeed Fedi Nuril"

"Oh my, I thought it was Fedi Nuril".

(kpl/rsp)