Jadi Pembuka Gerbang Jagant Sempada, Ari Irham: Ini Gila Soh!

Ari Irham (Photo: VOI)

JAKARTA - Ari Irham tested the horror genre through the film Jagat Sembuh. In this film, he plays Raga. Raga is someone who connects the real world and the spirit world.

"The character is Raga, an ambitious person who lacks the attention of the people around him. That's why he feels that he doesn't deserve to be anywhere. He rarely talks to his father, Raga becomes a rigid child and doesn't know how to interact with people except for his loyal friends," he said. met at Epicentrum, Central Jakarta, Wednesday, September 28.

Jagati Bahanto told about Sukmo's death (Kiki Narendra) suddenly and suspiciously. Raga (Ari Irham), the son of Sukmo, traces his life which is full of mystical things. Including the fact that he is a descendant of the world balancer as well as the Human Gods who hold the 7th Aditya. He had to dream of becoming a famous band's son to perpetuate his family's traditions.

Assisted by his uncle, Paklik Jaya (Oka Antara), Raga tries to control her strength and meets the spirits who still have a relationship with her on the way; Noni (Cinta Laura), Kunti (Sheila Dara) and Genderuwo (Ganindra Bimo).

"Residents are not indigo anymore, you could say it's crazy. He can control real-world portals and spirits," he said.

Ari admitted that he was happy to join the horror film produced by Visinema which was successful in the film Stealing Raden Saleh. "Initially, I was very happy to be offered the first horror film Visinema. Continued to play the band's son as well as the ruler of the spirit world and having ghost friends is a challenge," he explained.

To play a sport, Ari Ilham's appearance was overhauled. "Two weeks to get a feel for a kucel child and a critical hair, so the looks are different. This body has a different character when meeting a spirit like genderuwo, noni, kunti. I think it's the most difficult challenge. He's a rigid character and lacks attention, how can he be stiff to interact with people but flexible with spirits," he explained.