by juliaedinda created - 26 Sep 2012 updated - 26 Sep 2012 Public Senarai koleksi filem Seniman Agong Allahyarham Tan Sri yang saya miliki dan akan ditambah dari semasa kesemasa. 107 min Comedy, Drama, Family The father of three daughters is convinced that he is always right, much to the chagrin of his youngest daughter who sets out to prove him wrong. Director P. Ramlee Stars Tony Azman, Karim Latif, Mimi Loma, Mariani Votes 77 122 min Comedy, Fantasy, Musical Based on the 1001 Arabian nights tale of Ali Baba & The Forty Thieves, this movie tells of the adventures of Ali Baba with generous twists of Malay humour and general hilarity. Director P. Ramlee Stars P. Ramlee, Aziz Sattar, S. Shamsuddin, Normadiah Votes 172 95 min Comedy, Family, Musical The first of four 'Bujang Lapok' Worn Out Bachelor movies, this movie chronicles the loves and lives of three bachelors living in '50s Singapore. Director P. Ramlee Stars P. Ramlee, S. Shamsuddin, Aziz Sattar, Normadiah Votes 153 118 min Drama, Mystery, Romance A couple begin a romantic relationship without knowing that they are warring neighbors in a boarding house. Marital problems ensue when they discover they are not who they thought themselves to be. Director P. Ramlee Stars P. Ramlee, Sharifah Hanim, Chik, Minah Hashim Votes 59 This second and final movie in the 'Labu dan Labi' series follows the main characters after the death of the matriarch in the family. Hilarity ensues when the widower patriarch meets ... See full summary » Director P. Ramlee Stars P. Ramlee, M. Zain, Udo Omar, Mariani Votes 65

Tony Eusoff and Datin Sofia Jane star in Mencari Ramlee’ a film about the struggles of artistes in the 1970s. ― Picture via Instagram/megat_sharizal Follow us on Instagram, subscribe to our Telegram channel and browser alerts for the latest news you need to know. Friday, 09 Jun 2023 1253 PM MYT KUALA LUMPUR, May 9 ― The late screen legend Tan Sri P. Ramlee enjoyed many years of fame and fortune being a popular actor, director, and towards the end of his life, he was unable to find work after moving from Singapore to Malaysia in 1964 and his popularity declined until his death in Megat Sharizal’s directorial debut film explores the challenges faced by artists when times shift against them and how they survive whilst keeping their art upcoming period drama film Mencari Ramlee will follow the struggle of local artistes in the film stars Tony Eusoff, Datin Sofia Jane, and Mimi Lana, featuring appearances from Beto Kusairy, Amerul Affendi, and Iedil teaser trailer was released on social media on May 29 in conjunction with the 50th anniversary of P. Ramlee's Megat recently spoke to Malay Mail on the inspiration and importance of making a film spotlighting the same challenges faced by P. Ramlee later in his life.“To me, this film is about how people only appreciated the late great P. Ramlee in his death and sidelined him during his later career,” Megat said.“I used to watch tonnes of films his on videotape as a child so I practically grew up idolising P. Ramlee, in fact, he was one of the main inspirations behind me going into acting in films.“I was sad to find out that he was ignored by his peers due to alleged jealousy, and I believe many newer artistes in the Malaysian film industry have experienced that.”The director hoped the film could spur unity and support between local artistes and break the stigma that Malaysian films are destined to be shared he couldn’t believe he managed to work with another personal idol, Sofia Jane, who he has been a fan of for years.“It’s really a dream come true for me to work with Sofia, she was so professional and always discussed with me about her character in the film,” the director shared.“We the crew were really nervous on the first day she came to set but thankfully she was very kind and made us all feel at ease.”He added that audiences could expect top-notch performances from Tony and Sofia and heart wrenching Ramlee is currently under post-production and is expected to be released in 2024.

Cast & crewUser reviewsTrivia19591h 44mThe second installment of the 'Bujang Lapok' series, this film chronicles the three bachelors' encounter with a group of bullies and their attempts to learn self defence. Along the way, they... Read allThe second installment of the 'Bujang Lapok' series, this film chronicles the three bachelors' encounter with a group of bullies and their attempts to learn self defence. Along the way, they discover their attraction for their teacher's daughter and her attempts to help them with... Read allThe second installment of the 'Bujang Lapok' series, this film chronicles the three bachelors' encounter with a group of bullies and their attempts to learn self defence. Along the way, they discover their attraction for their teacher's daughter and her attempts to help them with their production, box office & company infoPhotosMore like thisReview Never tiredThis is another of P. Ramlee's movies that you can just never get tired of watching. Simplicity and authenticity at its best, even without the use of lavish decorative sets or props. Good fun humour and a realisitic look at life in the villages of Singapore of yesterdays gone 30, 2003Contribute to this pageSuggest an edit or add missing contentWhat is the English language plot outline for Pendekar bujang lapok 1959?AnswerEdit pageMore to exploreRecently viewedYou have no recently viewed pages

Updated June 10, 2023 at 1048 PM Published June 10, 2023 at 115 PM SINGAPORE – A rendition of the P. Ramlee song Getaran Jiwa – loosely translated as Stirring Of The Soul – by Senior Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam was met with cheers and applause by an audience of residents, merchants and other stakeholders in Geylang Serai on Saturday. “The soul’s vibrations surge through my heart in arranged tones, melody and song,” he sang its opening lines in Malay. Mr Tharman was guest of honour at a ground-breaking ceremony, held at cultural heritage hub Wisma Geylang Serai, to mark the start of a rejuvenation project in the Geylang Serai cultural belt. The Senior Minister, who announced on Thursday that he planned to run for president of Singapore, paid tribute to the late Malay singer-songwriter, film-maker and actor behind the song, who died in 1973. Mr Tharman said that after he posted about P. Ramlee on Facebook in April, he was struck by the response from the public, who wanted the artiste’s legacy to be recorded for future generations. He said “What was very important is that he was something for people of all races in Singapore… those of us who were old enough… can remember that. He always focused on the ordinary person both the humour and the sad stories about the ordinary people.” Mr Tharman said that – after discussing the matter with the relevant ministers – an inter-agency committee has been set up, not just to record the artiste’s legacy but also as a continuing part of Singapore’s multicultural society. The committee members, which include the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth, National Heritage Board and National Library Board, will consult the public on this. Speaking on bringing back the golden era of Geylang Serai, Mr Tharman said “It’s a worthwhile project… it is important not merely for the Singapore Malay community, because Geylang Serai is part of the many histories that make Singapore. It is a microcosm of multicultural Singapore.” The work on the Geylang Serai Market and Joo Chiat Complex, as well as the construction of an arch anchored at the corner of Geylang Serai Market and Tristar Inn, are expected to be completed by the third quarter of 2024. Mr Tharman spoke of the multicultural roots of Geylang Serai, which was home to Javanese Muslims who came back from pilgrimage and found work in Singapore. “It was actually a multicultural community… around Lorong Engku Aman, Jalan Tengah, Jalan Alsagoff. There were people of all races and religions living here, which is also why we had several Chinese Taoist temples. We had ancestral homes. We had vibrant Chinese festivals in Geylang Serai. “So Geylang Serai, like Little India, like Chinatown, were in many ways all multicultural. That is why you find mosques and temples in Chinatown as well. And that was the beauty of Singapore.” The rejuvenated area will have new public spaces, improved infrastructure, and enhanced programmes to facilitate community bonding. The work will be done concurrently, albeit in phases for each area, to minimise disruption to businesses and inconvenience to residents and visitors. The bicycle parking facilities for visitors and delivery riders in Geylang Road will be upgraded, and there will be a new designated wheelchair pick-up area, as well as footpath and resting spots. At Joo Chiat Complex, work on a new sheltered linkway along Changi Road has started, with ramps and stairs from the shophouses and bus stop to the building. Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office Maliki Osman, who hosted the event, said the tenancy of the shops at Tanjong Katong Complex has been extended until the end of June. Upgrading work will start by early 2024 and be completed at around the end of 2026. The design for the revamp came from the winners of the Geylang Serai Design Competition. The contest, launched in January 2021 and overseen by the Singapore Institute of Architects, sought ideas from architects under the age of 40 to enhance the key gateway to the cultural belt at the junction of Geylang Road, Changi Road, Geylang Serai Road and Joo Chiat Road. The upcoming developments are intended to add vibrancy to, and strengthen, the collective cultural identity of the area. Dr Maliki highlighted key developments at Wisma Geylang Serai, such as the sheltered hard court AnjungWGS which can be used for weddings, sports events and other activities. About 100,000 people have visited AnjungWGS for various community activities since it opened in July 2022. “The programming includes looking at the life of Geylang in the past, so that young people can appreciate what had happened in the past and co-create the present,” said Dr Maliki. “Let’s imagine the future, the future of Geylang Serai that brings people of different cultures together, and continue to make this place come alive.”

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