Usually Polite, Rey Bong Learns to Speak Roughly for the Role of Ido in 'NOBODY LOVES KAY'

This teenager born in Bengkulu feels that his biggest challenge is changing the self-image that has long been known for being very polite.

The person with the full name Muhammad Fahreyza Anugrah Efrianda admits that he is a child who prioritizes manners. He has to work extra hard to convince the audience that he can be a wild and rebellious teenager. "Yes, I swear, I am a polite child," he said.

Rey's difficulties increase because he has never attended regular secondary school like most teenagers. He has to do a lot of observation and discuss with his co-stars to gather feelings as a rebellious school student.

"What I mean is I don't feel like I'm in a regular school, right? So it's quite tricky there," he said.

Fortunately, he is surrounded by co-stars like Josi and Bima Azriel who have been very helpful during the training process. Josi even often provides special guidance so Rey can say harsh words in a natural style. "And Josi also teaches me how to curse," he said.

Director Raka initially doubted the ability of the soap opera star from Dari Jendela SMP to bring the very stubborn character Ido to life. However, Rey managed to prove his acting quality after going through a long and exhausting preparation process.

"Eh, even though at first he didn't believe it, but after we went through the eh reading process, workshop, like that. Then in the end, he became very much in love with me too," he explained.

This film tells the story of Kay, a high school student who aspires to become a professional online game player. Because his school grades keep declining, his mother gives a harsh ultimatum: Kay must improve his performance or be forced to move to Saudi Arabia. In pursuit of his dream, Kay seeks help from Amanda, the smartest student in his class, while still training with his friends. Unfortunately, this big ambition causes him to sacrifice his closest relationships until his friendship reaches its lowest point.