Admitting Her Patience as Thin as Tissue, Revalina S Temat is Challenged to Play a Super Patient Woman in the Film 'THE SUN GAZER: LOVE FROM THE SKY'

Frankly, this mother of two admitted that playing Aisha is the hardest challenge of her career. The reason is that the character is very much the opposite of her personality in real life, which she admits is not very patient.

"It's really hard to be patient, especially since this is so different from me. My patience is as thin as tissue paper. So how do I have to be in that position? I have to have that much patience," said Revalina S Temat when met in the Senayan area, Central Jakarta, some time ago. 

The challenge is even greater because the character of Aisha that she portrays is adapted from a true story and the person is still alive. This makes Revalina feel a greater responsibility to bring the character to life perfectly, while also making it a personal inspiration.

"I play a character who is still alive, he is very influential. That's why I think, if he can do it, why can't I," said Revalina S Temat.

The film THE SUN GAZER: LOVE FROM THE SKY is adapted from the popular novel Sang Penatap Matahari by M Gunawan Yasni. The story centers around a unique love conflict, where the separation occurs not due to Domestic Violence (DV) or infidelity, but because of a greater love.

Although it was difficult, Revalina admitted that she fell in love at first sight when she read the script. She felt very enthusiastic about being able to tell Aisha's profound story.

"I was really excited when I received this offer. So I really, I read the script and thought, wow, it's so deep. How could someone like him have such a big heart and everything," said Revalina.

In addition to Revalina S Temat, this film also features top stars such as Mario Irwinsyah, Ratu Anandita, Elvira Devinamira, and senior actress Dewi Yull. For KLovers who can't wait, the film THE SUN GAZER: LOVE FROM THE SKY is scheduled to be released simultaneously in all cinemas in Indonesia starting August 21, 2025. KLovers, don't miss it, okay!