Karina Suwandi Les Bahasa Jawa 2 Months To Maximize Her Role In The Film Sewu Dino

Karina Suwandi (Ivan two Men/VOI)

JAKARTA - Karina Suwandi also plays the latest horror film produced by MD Pictures, Sewu Dino. In the film directed by Kimo Stamboel, the actress plays the antagonist character Karsa Atmojo.

Playing the role of Mbah Karsa Atmojo, Karina admitted that she prepared many things before filming. Language preparation is one of the most intense that Ivanka Suwandi's younger brother has to go through.

To prepare for the role of Mbah Karsa Atmojo, who had many dialogues with Javanese, Karina called someone who was considered capable of teaching him Javanese.

"We have been studying Javanese for two months, then I took the private coach. I took the private coach with Mas Susilo Badar for this role, because this is a bit different," said Karina Suwandi at Senayan Park, Central Jakarta on Wednesday, April 12.

Even though she has tried her best to learn Javanese bahada, Karina knows that the dialogue she presents is not as perfect as imagined. She also expressed her willingness if it had to be corrected.

"But, I'm ready if, for example, the Javanese or my father who was up there laughed at me in Javanese language," he said.

Lebih lanjut bicata mengenai karakternya, aktris 49 tahun itu menyebut peran yang ia mainkan adalah sosok unik yang memiliki dua sisi. Ia mengaku mendapat banyak bantuan untuk bisa menghadirkan keceram dari karakternya kepada penonton.

"On the one hand, he is vulnerable because he has to hold back all those shipments. But, on the one hand he is also a strong person psychologically and spiritually. So, I need help," Karina said.

Talking about the storyline presented by Sewu Dino, Karina, who claims to be not a horror lover, feels cheated by the story based on the thread from SimpleMan.

"When I initially got this film, I wasn't a horror reader, so I was a little scared too. Then I read, it was the same story. I think SimpleMan wrote an extraordinary story, it could make his readers washed away," concluded Karina Suwandi.