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Wulan is a 2006–2007 Indonesian soap opera starring Dhini Aminarti, Giovanni L. Tobing, Alice Norin, Asmirandah, Rio Reifan, Chacha Frederica, Shireen Sungkar, Uci Bing Slamet, Hengky Solaiman, Rima Melati, Nanny Somanegara, Yadi Timo and Ana C. Pinem. It was written by Kitta Utara, directed by Noto Bagaskoro, and produced by SinemArt Production.
Erlin, Wulan's mother, suggests that she seek the services of a surrogate mother, to which Wulan eventually agrees, though neither one tells Bima about their plan. Erlin finds Mawar, who is willing to take on the role for a steep fee but in the end, Nabila becomes surrogate mother for Wulan.
Sindo Malam - an Indonesian news programme broadcast by Sindonews TV; Sport Today - a sport news programme broadcast by Sportstars; Sindo Today - a news programme broadcast by Sindonews TV in English language, for 30 minutes; World Headlines - an international news programme broadcast by Sindonews TV
Umay Shahab was born in Haji Hospital Jakarta, Makasar, East Jakarta.He comes from Ba 'Alawi sada family of the Arab Hadhrami surnamed Aal Shihāb-Uddīn, his father was a private worker named Said Hanafi Shahab, [4] while his mother is a Betawi woman named Yahni Dahmayanti. [5]
This is a list of television networks and stations in Indonesia. Since the establishment of TVRI , Indonesians could only watch one television channel. In 1989, the government allowed RCTI to broadcast as the first private television network in Indonesia, although only people who had a decoder could watch; it was opened to the public on 24 ...
Later, [2] through the coverage he received from his modelling career, Rahadian was cast in several sinetron (Indonesian soap operas), including Culunnya Pacarku and Idola. He made his film debut in 2007, with the horror-comedy Film Horor ; and acted in another horror film, Ghost Island 2, in the following year.
Astro Aruna was launched from StarHub TV a subsidiary of StarHub on channel 83 in Singapore on 1 January 2005. It was launched from Astro Nusantara on channel 40 in Indonesia on 15 June 2006 and from Astro on channel 121 in Malaysia and Brunei (Kristal-Astro) on 31 August 2006 in Malaysia and Brunei.
The Asian Games coverage was returned to RCTI at 2023 after 2014 was the last time to show the Asian Games in Incheon and 2018 which excluded due to TVRI, Kompas Gramedia or Emtek or other broadcasters holding exclusive rights for the event in Indonesia. RCTI are also broadcast Indonesia team qualifiers for the 2026 FIFA World Cup and 2027 AFC ...