JAKARTA - Comedian and actor Mandra is reported to have died today. But the news was immediately denied by the actor.
"Innalillahi wa innaillaihi rojiun. May the late Mandra who always entertain us be accepted by His side. Amen," said the message that was spread.
But in fact Mandra did not die as the news circulated. He is currently busy with a new project.
Launching her Instagram account, Mandra joined the production of the film Mumun from Dee Company. As the owner of the story, Mandra also took part in the story-making process.
He was seen following the script reading process with the players, namely Acha Septriasa, Dimas Aditya, and Volland Humonggio. Mandra and director Rizal Mantovani are passionate about making the story of Mumun, which was once popular in the 2000s era.
"I entrusted Dee Company to adapt Mumun's story. I am sure that I have put my work in the right hands. How about Mumun's film story, I interfere, because the adaptation must be adapted to today's stories," said Mandra.
Therefore, it is certain that the news of Mandra's death is not true or a hoax.
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