Full Of Emotional Scenes, Nirina Zubir Faces The Fragile Side When Logic Mixes Mystically

Nirina Zubir (ist)

JAKARTA - What happens if the person who has died, calls back from the grave?

This scary question is at the heart of the emotional horror film PANGGILAN FROM KUBUR, the production of Dunia Mencam Pictures and Maxima Pictures, which will start airing in all Indonesian cinemas on August 14, 2025.

Directed by Dyan Sunu Prastowo, this film stars Nirina Zubir, Nugie, Firzanah Alya, Muthia Dukata, and Septian Dwi Cahyo. Raising the story of a couple who lost children, the call from the Grave presents horror that not only comes from other worlds, but also from within humans who are not ready to let go.

In this film, Nirina Zubir plays the character of Alya, a mother who tries hard after the death of her only daughter, Yasmin. However, this firmness began to collapse when she, began to hear Yasmin's voice from behind the silence of the house. The terror that came was not only from the shadow at night, but from the sense of loss that tore theirria.

I've ever felt the loss of someone closest to me. But this film brought me into an extreme situation, what if the deceased never really left? What if the call from the grave was real, and you couldn't refuse it?" he said.

Nirina Zubir's acting in this film shows the fragile side of a mother who is trapped between logic and mystical things. When guilt, sadness, and despair mix, the boundaries between the real world and the real world begin to escape.

Calls from Graves not only provide leapscare and dire visuals, but also an atmosphere of psychological pressure that slowly erodes. The film conveys a frightening message, that someone's death is not the end of the story, especially if they don't go quietly.

One of the most terrible scenes came from Firzanah Alya, who played the scene live as a corpse, sleeping in a body bath complete with a finger cloth or doll. The moment was not just real, but emotionally shook the entire crew watching.