Maya Yuniar's Dream Comes True, Finally Able to Play in a Comedy Film

Kapanlagi.com - Beautiful actress Maya Yuniar's dream of playing in a comedy film has finally come true. In 2020, Maya Yuniar was involved in a comedy drama film titled MANGGA MUDA. In this film, Maya Yuniar has an important role to support the story.

Playing as a Sundanese girl, Maya Yuniar's co-star is Tora Sudiro. A taxi driver named Agil. Maya Yuniar admitted that she didn't have any difficulty in portraying a Sundanese girl. Because, the Sundanese accent itself is used in daily life.

"I became a Sundanese girl in the story, and my co-star is Tora Sudiro. The Sundanese accent is my own style and it's used in my daily life. It turns out that my Sundanese accent fits into the role required by the director," said Maya Yuniar when met at XXI Plaza Senayan, Central Jakarta, on Sunday (19/1/2020).

1. The Fun of the Shooting Process

Maya Yuniar said, there are always exciting experiences during the shooting process. Moreover, the film she plays in is a comedy genre, so there will be a lot of jokes and laughter during the shooting process. In addition, Maya Yuniar also enjoys her role with totality.

"I'm happy, really happy to be involved in the movie MANGGA MUDA. I hope I can have the opportunity like this again, it's fun to act in a comedy film. The shooting process is full of laughter," she said.

2. Will Play in a Horror Film

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Although she enjoys playing in comedy films, it doesn't mean that Maya Yuniar is unwilling to play in other genres. In fact, this year Maya Yuniar will also be involved in a horror film.

"But it doesn't mean that I don't want to play in films of other genres. This year I am also shooting a horror film. Stay tuned for more," Maya Yuniar concluded.

The film MANGGA MUDA will start showing in cinemas throughout Indonesia on January 23, 2020. Several famous actors and actresses are involved in the film MANGGA MUDA, such as Tora Sudiro, Alexandra Gottardo, Gary Iskak, Nafa Urbach, Ajun Perwira, Niniek L. Karim, and Vikri Rasta.

(kpl/irf/TIN)