Tired Of Politics, Muhaimin Iskandar Watches Srimulat: The Impossible Hill To Be Entertained

The Impossible Srimulat Hil Film (Photo: MNC Pictures)

JAKARTA - Deputy Speaker of the Indonesian House of Representatives, Muhaimin Iskandar, watched the film Srimulat: Hil the Mustahal accompanied by director Fajar Nugros. According to him, political issues should not be separated from the social, cultural, economic, artistic and entertainment fields.

"This is a group of DPR and DPP (who are watching together). So, politics cannot be separated from socio-cultural, economic, artistic, and entertainment. Don't keep talking about politics, you need to laugh and have entertainment. )," said Muhaimin in a release, Wednesday, June 1.

According to him, the film Srimulat: Hil Yang Mustahal is an extraordinary work as well as a film that brings back memories of Indonesia several years ago to become more contemporary.

Muhaimin Iskandar watching Srimulat: The Impossible Hil (Photo: ANTARA)

"We watched together the extraordinary film 'Srimulat', which became a memory film for Indonesia for many years, brought back to be more contemporary," said Muhaimin.

He hopes that the appreciation of films can be an inspiration for Indonesian filmmakers to always work.

"Indeed (the film 'Srimulat: Hil the Mustahal') is an inspiration for all circles so that our national films continue to explore the potentials in the country while at the same time (showing that) the market is still extraordinary," he said.

Muhaimin assessed that Fajar was able to produce Srimulat's slick works. In addition, according to him, Fajar has also succeeded in maintaining the consistency of humor from the beginning to the end of the duration of the film.

“Congratulations to Mas Fajar for making this film that looks so successful. Of course, don't forget to watch. The film is fun and guaranteed to make you laugh. With this film alone, people have started looking for it, when will Srimulat appear again? Well, on wondering appear again. Mr. Tarzan and Tessy will exist again," said Muhaimin.