Participating in the Soap Opera 'KEAJAIBAN CINTA', Cut Keke Admits Enjoying Acting with Young Artists

Kapanlagi.com - Beautiful artist Cut Keke is back on the screen through the latest SCTV soap opera titled KEAJAIBAN CINTA. In the soap opera, Cut Keke plays the role of a mother named Galuh who has two children, Darwin (Aliando) and Bastian (Erdin Werdrayana).

Indirectly, in this soap opera KEAJAIBAN CINTA, Cut Keke has a lot of acting scenes with young artists. Although she has a lot of experience in the world of soap operas, Cut Keke doesn't really mind acting with her co-stars, even if they are newcomers in the soap opera industry.

"For me, every role with any kind of role and with anyone I play with, whether they are new or old artists, it's something that I have to enjoy," said Cut Keke in a virtual press conference on Thursday (17/6/2021).

1. Feeling Comfortable

Cut Keke (Credit: instagram.com/cutkeke_xavier)

Furthermore, Cut Keke said she still feels comfortable acting alongside much younger soap opera artists.

"So I enjoy my current job. So whatever we do, we enjoy it and feel comfortable. Maybe there's a difference, like Erdin Werdrayana now, he's new (as a soap opera actor), but he has a very strong character. So I automatically have to be able to guide him to get that character," she said.

2. Must Help

As an artist who has a lot of experience in the soap opera world, Cut Keke certainly helps young artists to be able to match their co-stars.

"Because I don't want to always play alone and look weird alone. So I want something to be achieved and balanced. That's why maybe I'm already a senior with a lot of flying hours, we need to help them, make them believe, make them confident, that I'm not a senior," she said.

3. Don't Be Afraid

Cut Keke said that there is no such thing as junior and senior when involved in a soap opera with new artists. According to her, everyone involved works together so that the soap opera they star in is liked by the audience at home.

"We work together for a total. Seriously focused. So don't be afraid of me, don't be afraid of not memorizing the lines," concluded Cut Keke.

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