Gemilang (TV series)

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Gemilang
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Genre Romance
Drama
Historical
Written byMira Mustaffa
Directed byKabir Bhatia
StarringShah Jaszle
Tiz Zaqyah
Kamal Adli
Tasha Shilla
Country of origin Malaysia
Original languageMalay
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes13
Production
ProducersFrancis Foo
Kabir Bhatia
Mira Mustaffa
Production locations Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Running time35-42 minutes
Production companyFilmscape
Original release
Network TV3
Release24 January (2011-01-24) 
18 April 2011 (2011-04-18)

Gemilang is a 2011 Malaysian television series starring Shah Jaszle, Tiz Zaqyah, Kamal Adli and Tasha Shilla. It aired on TV3 from January 24, 2011 until April 18, 2011 every Monday at 21:00 MST. [1] . This drama tells us of four youths who opened private schools in remote areas for brighten the future of young children who do not excel in their studies.

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Plot

Saifullah (Shah Jazle) comes from a family of rubber tappers are very difficult when the world hovered around rubber plantation in the 1960s. Saifullah have three more brothers. Four brothers when they were younger, their mother had died.

Not long after, their father would join their cause to separate siblings as given to the adoptive family. Saifullah a family of adopted children were, but he never forgot his origin.

Saifullah character is a courageous, courageous and strong. Teenager, Saifullah make his teacher, the teacher Talib (Datuk Jalaluddin Hassan) as his mentor.

As adults, Saifullah successfully continue their studies and after graduation he worked at the bank in the city. But his struggle to return to their hometowns to contribute to the population. In the spirit of overflowing, Saifullah establish a private school called the Institute of Glory.

Gemilang Institute opened in 1977 to provide a second chance to students. Those who fail or who can not take MCE and HSC examinations are most welcome in the school. Saifullah good faith to establish the Institute also supported from her former college friend, Umar (Kamal Adli), Asma (Tiz Zaqyah) and Ruhana (Tasha Shilla). They are all pioneers in the institute's teachers.

This is a character drama that depicted the four teachers into their golden years in which the characters are held Aimi Saifullah Jaar, Asmah (Kismah Johari), Umar (Zulkifli Zain) and Ruhana (Aznah Hamid). [2]

Cast

Main character

Supporting Characters

The students of the Institute Gemilang

International Broadcasting

Indonesia

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