Putri Ayudya's Challenge To Become A Lame Grandma In The Movie God Asks For Money

Putri Ayudya (Photo: Puput Puji/VOI)

JAKARTA - The film God Asks for Money is ready to be broadcast on April 2 at KlikFilm. This film is played by Putri Ayudia and Anantya Rizky. Putri admitted that she was challenged to be Mbah Gedah in this film.

"Mbah Gedah was originally 70 years old but eventually turned 50. She doesn't have a lot of gray hair, only her legs are limp," said Putri when met in Duren Tiga, Monday, March 28.

Putri admitted to observing before filming. "Many observations, observations, voices must also change. The color of the voice and the volume must make people understand it's grandma," he explained.

There was a funny incident that happened to him when he learned to use a stick according to Mbah Gedah's character. "I use a stick to shop for vegetables out of the house. People are very attentive, they think I'm sick. From there I saw the reaction of the security guard and the seller that I never knew," he said.

The film God Minta Money tells the story of Adi who has to work as a shoe shiner. Until one day, his secret was revealed. Adi turns out to be a woman named Maya who has disguised herself so that she can work as a polisher.

Adi also had bad luck when his grandfather was admitted to the hospital. It took a lot of money, Adi continued to pray to be given fortune by Allah SWT. Until finally he found a suitcase filled with money. Without thinking, Adi felt it was a gift from Allah for his prayers all this time.

It turned out that the money in the suitcase was stolen money. Until finally, Adi went to jail. Luckily, with the help of residents and kind-hearted lawyers, Adi is finally proven innocent, and the real culprit is finally caught.

"We often ask for specific prayers. We always say God if we can ask for this or that. Wealth, opportunity, health, but we often forget that we wake up still breathing. It's something to be grateful for. This film is not only interesting but also provides many life lessons," he said.