Synopsis Of The Magic Film Of Women's Tears, Shows In Cinemas Starting January 23, 2025

Female Tears Miracle Film

JAKARTA - The film Miracle Women's Tears will begin airing on January 23, 2025. The film, directed by Indra Gunawan and written by Freddy Aryanto, presents a touching story about the struggle of a woman who rose from adversity after her husband left her.

The magic of Women's Tears stars Citra Kirana, Rezky Aditya, Natasha Rizky, Yessy Gusman, and Baby Zelvia. This film is inspired by the true stories of Nasrullah's readers of the Secret Magnet Rezeki book, which has become the Mega Best Seller

This film raises a universal theme close to the lives of many people, namely the struggle and fortitude of women in the face of trials of life. With a deep moral message, the magic of Women's Tears is expected to inspire and motivate the audience not to give up in facing challenges.

As part of the announcement of the broadcast schedule, the latest posters and trailers have been released. The trailer footage shows the deep emotional dynamics of the characters, promising a meaningful viewing experience.

Citra Kirana, who plays the female lead character in this film, hopes that this film can inspire many people to watch it. My role in this film is an extraordinary challenge, because I have to explore the figure of a woman who struggles to rise in the middle of adversity. I hope this story can provide strength and inspiration to many people," he explained in a media statement, Monday, December 16.

Rezky Aditya, who played an important role in this story, added, said he was proud to be a part of this film. "This film is not only about struggle, but also about forgiveness and acceptance. The message is very relevant to everyone, and I am very proud to be a part of this project," he said.

Meanwhile, Natasha Rizky, who is also involved in this film, expressed her gratitude. Every scene I play gives a valuable lesson about the meaning of a woman's strength. I'm sure the audience will feel the same emotions when watching this film," he said.