Ratu Felisha

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Ratu Felisha
Born
Ratu Felisha Renatya

(1982-10-16) 16 October 1982 (age 42)
Jakarta, Indonesia
Other namesFeli
Alma materFaculty of Communication, Prof. Dr. Moestopo University [1]
Occupations
  • Actress
  • model
Years active2003-present
Spouses
Jules Korsten
(m. 2008;div. 2012)
Ari Pujianto
(m. 2016;div. 2020)

Ratu Felisha Renatya (born October 16, 1982) better known as Ratu Felisha or Feli is an Indonesian model and actress, known for The Chanting (2006), Something in the Way (2013), and Badoet (2015). [2]

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Early life

Ratu Felisha Renatya was born on October 16, 1982, in Jakarta, Indonesia, as the only child from Bantenese parents, Tubagus Ari Yasin and Freya Rekardini. [3]

Personal life

Since 2006, Felisha has adopted a child, Dasha Godiva, whom she has considered her own daughter. [4] Felisha married Franciscus Emmanuel bin Korsten George aka Jules Korsten on December 24, 2008. [5] But they finally decided to divorce in January 2012. After divorcing Jules Korsten, Felisha moved to Bali. [6] Felisha met a lawyer named Ari Pujianto on April 30, 2015, they got engaged and then married on May 1, 2016, at Pondok Indah Mosque, South Jakarta. [7] [8] The couple then decided to follow the In vitro fertilization program but failed. [9] They were divorced on November 26, 2020. [10]

Career

Feli, as she is fondly called, started her career in the entertainment world as a model. The sexy poses of Felisha once adorned the adult magazine FHM. Then she starred in her first soap opera (TV series) Gerhana . The other soap operas she has starred in include Si Cecep, Inayah , Putri yang Terbuang and others. [3]

In 2004, Felisha entered the film industry for the first time as she starred in Buruan Cium Gue (Hurry Kiss Me). [2] This film had become a controversy because it was considered to have bad influence on young people. [11] Buruan Cium Gue film was widely discussed among people after Abdullah Gymnastiar (Aa Gym, Indonesian Islamic scholars) with the board of Indonesian Ulema Council and a number of artists came to the Office of Lembaga Sensor Film (LSF, Film Censorship Institution) on Thursday, August 19, 2004. Aa Gym asked LSF to suspend the movie Buruan Cium Gue across Indonesia. [11]

In 2006, together with Julie Estelle and Evan Sanders, Felisha played as an antagonist figure in the horror film titled Kuntilanak (the Chanting) directed by Rizal Mantovani with Raam Punjabi as the producer. [12] This film successfully brought her name to be noticed in the Entertainment industry of Indonesia. [2]

Filmography

Film

YearTitleRole
2004 Sweet 17 Susan
2004 Buruan Cium Gue Gladys
2005 Satu Kecupan Gladys
2006 Kuntilanak Dinda
2008 Cintaku Selamanya Manda
2008 Skandal Cinta Babi Ngepet Putri
2008 Hantu Perawan Jeruk Purut Wanda
2010 Nakalnya Anak Muda Renata
2010 Kain Kafan Perawan Felisha
2012 Cinta tapi Beda Mitha
2013 Something in the Way Kinar/Santi
2015 Badoet Raisa
2016 Midnight Show Sarah
2021 Vengeance Is Mine, All Others Pay Cash Jelita
2022 Satan's Slaves 2: Communion Tari Daryati
2024 Respati Sukma

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Footnotes

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  9. Munady, 2017.
  10. Puspasari, Desi. "Ratu Felisha Resmi Cerai, Ini Deretan Fakta Rumah Tangganya". detikhot (in Indonesian). Retrieved August 13, 2022.
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