Amanah Wali

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Amanah Wali
Genre Drama
Religion
Comedy
Created by MNC Pictures
Starring Wali Band
Theme music composer Wali Band
Opening theme Wali Band - Various Songs
Ending theme Wali Band - Various Songs
Composer Joseph S. Djafar
Country of origin Indonesia
Original languageIndonesian
No. of seasons7
No. of episodes1237
Production
Editor MNC Media
Camera setup Multi camera
Running time60—80 Minutes
Production company MNC Pictures
Original release
Network RCTI
Release27 May 2017 (2017-05-27) 
21 April 2023 (2023-04-21)

Amanah Wali is an Indonesian soap opera produced by MNC Pictures which premiered on 27 May 2017, at 02.45 WIB on RCTI. The soap opera which directed by Azhar Kinoi Lubis, Reka Wijaya, Viva Westy Datuk, Kiky Zkr, Dedi Setiadi, Bobby Herlambang, Ronggur Sihombing, Yogi Yose, Indrawan, Haekal Rizky Pratama, Asep Kusdinar and Yorris Rumsayor this also starring Wali Band.

Contents

In season 4 on May 3 2020, this series underwent a story overhaul and changes in cast composition due to the appearance COVID-19 Pandemic. The shooting location was also forced to be moved because conditions made it impossible to do it outdoors.

Plot

Season 1

Four young men who are still searching for their identity. Apoy the market thug, Tomy the illegal racer, Ovie the pickpocket, and Faank the punk busker. Their lives are far from normal, where each of them has their own unique side. Apoy which is an market champion, is very loud about extorting market traders for security reasons. However, behind that, he was always afraid and obedient after his mother's command voice was heard. [1]

Season 2

Apoy, Faank, Tomy, and Ovie, after leaving the Annur Islamic Boarding School were not free from various problems. Apoy was heartbroken because someone else proposed to Wiyanti. Tomy is also heartbroken because April left him for Paris to continue fashion school. Faank's father had a heart attack and die, because he misunderstood and thought that Faank was still involved in a brawl with gang of punk kids. Ovie business hampered because Sapri is Ovie's former student, has now got a job as an employee at Tomy's minimarket. However, he secretly stole money from the minimarket cashier to pay for his mother's medical expenses. [2]

Season 3

Bilal be told as an members of Yanto Kober Gang, just like Apoy. While carrying out his action, Bilal was caught by Ustaz Beling. Ustaz Beling immediately handed Bilal over to Faank. To be educated and nurtured of by Faank, until Bilal becomes a teenager who understands religious knowledge. But on the other hand, Faank has to face his own problems. [3]

Season 4

Early version during Ramadan

Apoy, Faank, Tomy, and Ovie who were carrying out their mandate on Ustaz Beling's orders, Ustaz Beling gave the mandate to the four of them to immediately go to Cisayong Village and meet Ustaz Dullah who is an Alumnus of the Annur Islamic Boarding School. Then, Ustaz Dullah asked the four of them for help, to help him in carry out the mandate given by Kyai Imron, namely increasing the faith of the Cisayong Village Community. [4]

New version during Covid-19 Pandemic

Bondan asks Apoy for help, to help him in teach about religious knowledge the Traders and Thugs of Makmur Market who want to repent. In this market that sells used goods, Apoy, Faank, Tomy, and Ovie, take turns teaching five daily prayers and reading the Al-Qur'an to the Traders and Thugs of Makmur Market who are far from religious knowledge. However, not all Traders and Thugs repented, many also refused and felt threatened by Apoy's presence at Makmur Market. Besides that Apoy also had problems at Genjing Market, because there a new basic food trader named Mr. Yusuf. The way to trade is to mention capital and paying sincerely. This is the main reason some traders at Genjing Market to hate Mr. Yusuf, while other basic food traders think that Mr. Yusuf's way of trading can cause big losses. In the end, they asked Apoy for help in dealing with a new basic food trader named Mr. Yusuf at Genjing Market, Apart from telling about Thugs Repent and the Genjing Market problem, The fourth season episodes are also peppered with love story between Faank and Fatin, which is a continuation of their love story in the previous season.

Season 5

Apoy, Faank, Tomy, and Ovie, set out together to spreading da'wah. However, when Tomy was about to return for Genjing Market, he saw someone he thought was being robbed. She is Lela, a resident of Ujung Village. When Lela was confronted by a group of thugs, one of whom is Digo. Digo forced Lela to hand over her motorbike whose credit had not yet been paid off, while Tomy who saw the incident immediately helped Lela. [5]

Season 6

It started with the arrest of a grandfather named Munadi because he was accused of stealing, However it turned out that he had been framed. Next, Faank and his friends immediately helped in solving the problem. After that, they went to Ranca Kalong Village to return its society to the right path, because their faith that was almost lost and were helped by people-people at the Annur Islamic Boarding School. [6]

Season 7

Apoy is heading to Panyingkiran Village to help solve the problems faced by Saskia. However it turns out that Apoy and his friends have to stay longer to create an effective strategy, to overcome the various problems in Panyingkiran Village most of whom are dissatisfied with their current fate. [7]

FTV (Amanah Wali: Kakus Kasus)

Nurdin returns to his hometown accompanied by Ovie. Nurdin intends to improve the image himself of former togel enthusiast which now repented. [8]

Cast

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Recurring

Special appearances

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