Two Blue Hearts: More Than a Sequel, This is the True Story of a Young Family's Struggle

Kapanlagi.com - What happens next in the love story of Bima and Dara after four years of long-distance relationship? The film TWO BLUE HEARTS returns to greet its fans after the success of its predecessor, TWO BLUE LINES.

This film continues the struggle of Bima and Dara in building a harmonious household. Not only does it present a romantic love story, but it also raises social issues that are relatable to today's young families.

One interesting fact about this film is the return of the main cast from the previous film. In addition, this film also introduces new faces that enrich the story. Let's check out the synopsis and unique facts about this film!

1. What is the Content of the Film 'TWO BLUE HEARTS'?

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This time, we are invited to dive into their household life, which turns out to be not as smooth as the romantic dramas we imagine.

After having a child, Bima and Dara have to experience being young parents. Just imagine, they are still teenagers having to take care of a small child, face economic problems, and learn to be life partners. On top of that, Dara also has to divide her time between managing the family and pursuing her dreams.

For four years, they have gone through a lot of changes. There are times when they are united, but there are also moments when they argue over trivial matters. Their household life is full of colors, from the sweet to the frustrating.

What makes it even more exciting is that this film also discusses the importance of communication in a relationship. Bima and Dara have to learn how to express their feelings to each other in order to resolve the problems they face.

So, for those of you who are experiencing problems with your partner or are thinking about getting married young, this film can be a valuable lesson for KLovers. Guaranteed, you will feel emotional and touched by Bima and Dara's struggles!

2. Why Was Dara's Role in This Film Replaced?

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In the previous film, the character Dara was played by Adhisty Zara, but in this sequel, the role of Dara is replaced by Nurra Datau. Why is that, huh?

The director, Gina S. Noer, hasn’t given a complete leak about the reasons behind this casting change. But, it is said that Nurra is considered to have the perfect vibe for the character Dara in DUA HATI BIRU. Additionally, Nurra's presence also makes the film feel fresher and different from before.

What do you all think about Nurra's performance as Dara? Do you prefer the version of Dara played by Adhisty Zara or Nurra Datau?

3. Why Does It Have to Be Titled 'DUA HATI BIRU'?

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So here it is, KLovers, the title TWO BLUE HEARTS seems to reflect the feelings of Bima and Dara who are experiencing the ups and downs of being a newlywed couple. Just imagine, they are like two hearts learning to see the world, but confused about where to go.

"Blue hearts" here can be interpreted as feelings that are still unstable, uncertain, and searching for new colors in life. Basically, they are both learning together how to navigate a household life that isn't always smooth. Fun, right?

4. Did Angga Yunanda Even Tan for 'TWO BLUE HEARTS'?

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Oh, by the way, KLovers, did you know that Angga Yunanda is really willing to darken his skin for TWO BLUE HEARTS? This time he didn't wear heavy makeup like in his first film.

He chose a more natural way, which is getting direct sunlight. The result? His skin looks darker but still very natural. It's so different from before, right? According to KLovers, which one suits him better, Angga with dark skin because of makeup or this natural look?

5. Is There a Child's Perspective in the Movie 'DUA HATI BIRU'?

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Did you know that the movie DUA HATI BIRU is really unique? The director, Gina S. Noer, intentionally gave a lot of screen time to the character Adam, played by Farrell Rafisqy.

Just imagine, out of 200 scenes, Adam is in 198 scenes! This is very rare in Indonesian films. Thanks to Farrell, we get to see how this small family lives from the children's perspective. Isn't that exciting?

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