Kabulkan Doaku

Kabulkan Doaku
Genre	Family
Screenplay by	Bung SMAS
Story by	Iman Hermawan YB
Directed by	H. Maman Firmansyah
Starring	Adjie Massaid Dian Nitami Devi Permatasari
Music by	Dian HP
Opening theme	"Dengan Menyebut Nama Allah" performed by Novia Kolopaking
Ending theme	"Dengan Menyebut Nama Allah" performed by Novia Kolopaking
Country of origin	Indonesia
Original language	Indonesian
Production
Producer	Gope T. Samtani
Camera setup	Single-camera
Production company	Rapi Films
Original release
Network	RCTI
Release	November 20, 2000 (2000-11-20)

Kabulkan Doaku is an Indonesian Ramadan family television series that was first aired on RCTI in November 2000. Directed by Maman Firmansyah from a screenplay written by Bung SMAS, the series stars Adjie Massaid, Dian Nitami and Devi Permatasari.

Premise

Principal brothers Lesmana and Darma went into business that was previously run by their father. When Ratna took control of Lesmana's richness, their principality broke up, and then Ratna warmed her husband up by stating that Darma's legacy that he gave is not equivalent to Lesmana's. However, Lesmana's family vacation plans were in trouble when Ratna called a man who made handbrake broken, causing Lesmana's family blindfolded after the car accident.

Cast

• Adjie Massaid as Lesmana
• Dian Nitami as Ratna
• Devi Permatasari as Farida, a girl who felt anxious after being struggled with stroke.

Production

Principal casting of Kabulkan Doaku began in early 2000. Devi Permatasari, who portrayed the protagonist Farida, states that the character "anxious after struggled with stroke". ^[1]

Music

The song "Dengan Menyebut Nama Allah" performed by the Indonesian singer and actress Novia Kolopaking, ^[2] and written by Ags. Arya Dipayana and Dwiki Dharmawan, used as the theme song of the series and was included in the soundtrack album. ^[3]

References

1. "Sinetron Syndrome". Tempo . January 16, 2001.
2. "Novia Kolopaking: Dengan Menyebut Nama Allah". Disc Tarra. December 15, 2000. Archived from the original on July 5, 2003.
3. Kabulkan Doaku (Media notes). Musica. 2000. Front cover.

External links

• Kabulkan Doaku at IMDb