Puteri (TV series)

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Puteri
Genre Drama, comedy
Starring Nora Danish
Kenchana Devi
A. R. Badul
Beego
Opening themeCinta by Amy Mastura (from season 4 onwards)
Sha Na Na by Amy Mastura (from seasons 1-3)
Country of origin Malaysia
Original languageMalay
No. of seasons9
Production
Executive producer Aziz M. Osman
ProducerNor Aliah Lee
Running time22–26 minutes
Release
Original network TV3
Original releaseJanuary 7, 2005 (2005-01-07) 
2008 (2008)
Related
Dunia Anita

Puteri was a Malaysian sitcom-drama directed by Aziz M. Osman and starring Nora Danish as the titular character. It originally aired every Wednesday at 10:00 pm on TV3, from 2005 to 2008.

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Premise

The sitcom tells the story of Puteri (Nora Danish), a beautiful girl who, along with her two friends, Kamala (Kanchana Devi Segeran) and Anita (Siti Fazurina), are renting a room in a house belonging to Pak Badar (AR Badul) and his wife, Lilian (Louisa Chong). [1]

Puteri falls for Roslan, a kind-hearted guy who is Pak Badar's driver. Later in the series, Anita leaves for Johor Bahru and is replaced by Nadia, a Singaporean girl who is Pak Badar's niece. Nadia falls for Roslan, too and results in Puteri and Nadia constantly fighting for Roslan. Roslan on the other hand, loves Puteri and not Nadia.

Cast

Theme songs

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