The Exciting Portrait of KapanLagi Show 'BERTAUT RINDU', Adhisty Zara & Ari Irham Various Stories Behind the Scenes

LONGING CONNECTION: ALL DREAMS DESERVE TO BE CELEBRATED tells the story of the meeting of two high school students, Jovanka and Magnus, who come from very different worlds. They are brought together in a light yet meaningful conversation, which gradually reveals hidden wounds and longings.

Behind the warm gaze and simple words, the seeds of a relationship grow, changing their views on life, family, and hope. This film is not just a love story, but also a space for acknowledgment that every dream, no matter how small, is worth fighting for.

The most striking moment comes through Magnus's dialogue to Jovanka: "Jo, your attention makes me feel alive. And that's amazing." This sentence becomes an entry point for the audience to dive into a story in the film that offers more than just teenage romance.

The production process of the film 'BERTAUT RINDU' left many interesting stories, especially from the experiences of Adhisty Zara and Ari Irham on set. In addition to building a strong chemistry, both also faced extreme challenges that became memorable moments.

One of the most unforgettable locations was during the shoot at a waterfall in Bandung, which presented weather and conditions that were quite challenging. Adhisty Zara recounted the shooting experience at the waterfall that began in the early morning.

She reminisced about how they had to start calling at 3 AM for the scenes at that location. The cold weather in Bandung, especially during the rainy season and fasting month at that time, made the shooting experience very challenging and memorable.

"3 AM at the waterfall is our calling time. Coincidentally, most of our set is in Bandung, Lembang, and since the waterfall is in Bandung, you know how cold the weather in Bandung is, and it's also the rainy season and the month of Ramadan, those scenes there are really memorable," said Adhisty Zara at XXI Plaza Senayan, Central Jakarta, Friday (4/7/2025).

"Because we really went down to the river, the scenes were fully shot there, to the point where we used emergency blankets to warm ourselves because of the weather," she added.

Ari Irham added details about the intensity of the scenes they had to perform at the waterfall. He explained that these scenes required them to interact directly with the water at very low temperatures. Nevertheless, they successfully completed the scenes, demonstrating their total commitment as actors.

"The weather is really very cold and the scenes have to be in water and all sorts of things, so the scenes are quite intense and extreme. The waterfall scene is quite special," said Ari Irham.

As this article is released, BERTAUT RINDU is still showing in several cinemas across the country. Let's watch it before it's sold out!