Mentioning Nirina Zubir As Best Co-Star, Ringgo Agus Rahman: She Is Sadistic

Ringgo Agus Rahman in Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta (Ivan Two Putra/VOI)

JAKARTA - Ringgo Agus Rahman has been in the world of acting since 2006, through his film debut entitled Jomblo. Until now, the husband of Sabai Morscheck has starred in dozens of films and series with various characters.

The 40-year-old actor has also acted with many actresses throughout his career. However, of the many actresses he has played with, Ringgo thinks Nirina Zubir is the co-star who understands him the most.

Ringgo first played with Nirina in the film Get Married (2007), until his last role as a husband and wife in the film Keluarga Cemara (2018).

"I have realized something, if there is a co-star who understands me personally the most, and how I work, yes she (Nirina Zubir) knows me well. Nirina knows best what to look for, what kind of loopholes are there,” said Ringgo Agus Rahman when met at Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta on Friday, February 24, 2023.

Ringgo felt that acting together with Nirina allowed him to maximize his acting skills. The reason is, when he gets a co-star who he doesn't know well, the actor sometimes feels awkward discussing the scene to be played.

However, with Nirina, Ringgo felt very close, so he didn't have any problems when discussing the scene to be played with Nirina.

While joking, Ringgo and Nirina remember the moments when the two of them discussed before shooting the scene.

"She's just sadistic, sadistic. She can say I'm so bad, she can say anything, all kinds of things," said Ringgo.

“One of them is, 'you want to kiss me, right? Fix your teeth,'" said Nirina, telling Ringgo one of her requests before the kiss scene.

Not only about work, but Ringgo also said that Nirina knew a lot about his personal life, including his household life with Sabai Morscheck.

“Even in my own life, she has entered my private life. I told her everything until she knew how my family was. How I proposed to my current wife, she knows," concluded Ringgo Agus Rahman.