Romeo & Juminten
Romeo & Juminten is an Indonesian soap opera produced by Mega Kreasi Films. The show first aired on SCTV on June 6, 2016.[1]
Romeo & Juminten | |
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Genre | Musical comedy drama |
Created by | Mega Kreasi Films |
Starring | Naysila Mirdad Jeff Smith Agesh Palmer Jennifer Coppen Mieke Amalia Andi Soraya Yadi Timo Ponco Buwono Zacky Zimah Fauzan Nasrul Tania Hardjosubroto Stevani Nepa |
Theme music composer | Ungu |
Opening theme | Ungu, Tanpamu |
Ending theme | Ungu, Tanpamu |
Country of origin | Indonesia |
Original language(s) | Indonesian |
No. of seasons | 1 |
No. of episodes | 34 |
Production | |
Production location(s) | Jakarta, Indonesia |
Running time | One hour (19:00–20:00pm Indonesia West Time) |
Production company(s) | Mega Kreasi Films |
Release | |
Original network | SCTV |
Picture format | SDTV (480i) |
Audio format | Stereo Dolby Digital 5.1 |
First shown in | June 6, 2016 |
Original release | June 6 – July 23, 2016 |
External links | |
Production website |
Plot summary
Atmo and Suryo promised each other that when their respective wives gave birth, they would betroth their children to each other. Suryo has a son and names him Romeo, while Atmo has a daughter and names her Juminten. Romeo and Juminten grow up together in the village of Ngawi, where they spend their youth as friends, until one day Suryo receives a scholarship to a school in London. Being a devoted friend, Atmo volunteers to sell his land to help pay for Suryo and his family to make the move to London. The decision to go to London weighs heavily on Suryo, and he wonders if Romeo and Juminten will be given the chance to marry.
Cast
- Naysilla Mirdad
- Jeff Smith
- Agesh Palmer
- Jennifer Coppen
- Mieke Amalia
- Andi Soraya
- Yadi Timo
- Ponco Buwono
- Zaky Zima
- Fauzan Nasrul
- Stevani Nepa
- Fadel Pahlevi
- Friden Zenino
- Bima Andryan
- Krisjiana
- Nima Ata
- Andrea Dhea
- Tania Rizky
References
- "Naysilla Mirdad Hengkang dari SinemArt, Bintangi "Romeo dan Juminten" SCTV - Mega Kreasi Films". TabloidBintang.com (in Indonesian).