This is What Samuel Zylgwyn Does During a 'NALURI HATI' Shooting Break, Reading Scripts - Playing with Phone

Kapanlagi.com - The Covid-19 pandemic is still ongoing. Although the vaccination program has been intensified, there are still many people who choose to spend their time at home. No wonder, SCTV presents quality shows, one of which is the soap opera NALURI HATI.

This soap opera premiered on August 30, 2021. Telling the story of Dinda who lost her memory, this soap opera offers a fresh story and visually pleasing images. Not only that, the shooting of this soap opera was done in Bali.

Not only that, NALURI HATI is also filled with top actors and actresses. There are Samuel Zylgwyn, Shanice Margaretha, Donny Michael, and Natalie Zenn. KLovers might already be familiar with them, right?

Aside from Dinda, another character that is highlighted is Zain, played by Samuel Zylgwyn. Netizens are curious about Samuel's activities during shooting breaks.

In his recent Instagram story, Samuel responded to that. According to him, he usually reads scripts or plays with his phone.

1. Read Script

Samuel Zylgwyn (Credit: instagram.com/samuel_zylgwyn)

"If before the take, sometimes I just sit around, play with my phone, maybe read the script, things like that because we're not taking yet unless we're already on set, we always practice with the actors first," he said.

Netizens are curious and it doesn't stop there. There are also those who are curious about Samuel's salary. There are netizens who openly ask about it. Apparently, the questioner is none other than actor Anthony Xie, husband of Audi Marissa. Samuel immediately denied it.

"Well, this is a hoax, but if it's really that much, I admit it. This is Anthony Xie asking. It seems like it's you who's that much, not me," he said with a laugh.

In the same opportunity, Samuel also admitted that he prefers shooting in Bali because he gets a lot of new experiences.

"In Bali, of course, because it's a new experience and the view is also amazing. Surely the pictures will be good too. So it's not a waste," he said.

(kpl/mag)