Have you ever seen someone being bullied until they received a miracle in the form of a spray that changed their face to become more handsome? This story is only available on WeTV Original Series Two Faces of Arjuna! Apart from the character of Arjuna who is full of challenges, other cast members admitted that they had difficulties when playing their respective roles, one of them was Beby Tshabina Two Faces of Arjuna who had difficulty playing the character of a high school student.
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I wonder what happened to the character of a high school student according to Beby Tshabina who plays Caramel in the series Two Faces of Arjuna? Listen until the end, yes, some of the Two Faces of Arjuna cast will explain the difficulties they experienced during filming.
This is the Difficulty of Playing Each Character, Beby Tshabina's Two Faces Arjuna Isn't Used to Playing Characters from High School Students!
Of all the actors, the one who found it difficult to play the character of a high school student was Beby Tshabina. According to him, generally school children don't think about the heavy things around them—they only think about school. Meanwhile, Beby Tshabina is no longer a high school student in real life, so of course it will take time to adapt to the character Caramel.
“This is the story starting from Caramel middle school to high school. Still bubbly, all I think about is school, guys, so how can I show it's hard. I really remember when I did the cam test, I really felt like her daughter (Beby Tshabina) was already an adult. Everyone thinks so far away. “So here, how do I show middle school to high school children, how innocent they are, how fun they are, without having too much thought,” said Beby Tshabina Two Faces of Arjuna.
Apart from deepening her character's background, Tania Qumsoani also had difficulty deepening her character as Annabeth because her personality was not similar to Tania's original character. “Annabeth, you know, really strict. Then, I know, sometimes my child is so careless. So it's difficult there. I learned to be firm.”
It turns out, Isaiah Abraham felt the same way about the character changes that occurred in his role, namely Arjuna. The main character in the series Two Faces of Arjuna is a character who was bullied and his appearance changed 100% so that many people did not think that Arjuna was a handsome man.
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At first I adjusted it when it was low (being a geeky Arjuna). But when it comes to the other character, wow, going back and forth is a bit difficult, though. The next difficulty is because it's hard to be a child who is bullied like that, because we have to feel it too, right? “Just in the beginning, yes, I adapted.”
On the other hand, Bertram Beryl had difficulty playing his character Asep because Asep is a native of East Java, so his dialogue was in Javanese. Even though Bertram Beryl is a native East Javanese and can speak Javanese, when he had to mix dialogue between Javanese and Indonesian, Bertram encountered difficulties.
“Asep's dialogue must be a mix of Javanese and Indonesian. Sometimes it's a bit difficult, because I have to mix it up. “Even during a scene, I spoke Javanese once, so it was all Javanese, even though it should have been mixed,” said Bertram Beryl.
The next difficulty in playing the characters was experienced by Nicholas Calame and Kathleen Carolyne. For Nicholas Calame, he was nervous at the start of filming, but in the end he was able to get the courage to deepen his character. Apart from that, Kathleen Carolyne had difficulty distinguishing between her character in the series Two Faces of Arjuna and the character played in the previous project because they were almost identical.
“Maybe my character is a bit similar to my previous project. Mr. Ade as the director also said, this is too much like that. “So I have to set limits so that it doesn't look too much like my previous character,” said Kathleen Carolyne.
Meanwhile, Mikha Hernan, who plays Azhar, admitted that he had only a few difficulties playing his character. Micah feels he has characteristics that are not much different from Azhar. “There's nothing too difficult. “Just because I'm a brat too, I like to talk too, 11 12, that's right, Azhar and Micah.”
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Despite all the difficulties experienced by the actors, including Beby Tshabina Two Faces of Arjuna, they still try to play their respective characters professionally for maximum results. Are you curious about how they act? Watch Two Faces of Arjuna on WeTV Indonesia. do not forget listen to the original soundtrack 'Berlari' by Joy Imanuel across digital streaming platforms!