Supriyanto | September 24, 2019 | 14:30 WIB
TABLOIDBINTANG.COM – The KKN horror story in the Dancer Village, which went viral on Twitter, was adapted to the big screen by the production house MD Pictures.
Manoj Punjabi, producer of MD Pictures, revealed that the public’s curiosity made him interested in making KKN in the Dancer Village into a film.
When there was an uproar on Twitter, whether the story was based on a true story or made up, Manoj contacted the author of a series of KKN stories in Penari Village.
“This is real. I myself asked with my self-investigation whether this is true or not? My question is if this is truly extraordinary. Meeting people is really more interesting and I believe this is wow,” said Manoj Punjabi at Akira Back, MD Place, Setiabudi, Central Jakarta , Tuesday (24/9).
Manoj explained, when he met with the KKN team at the Dancer Village, MD Pictures had the scenario easy to visualize.
“This is interactive with the fans, they are very interested and my imagination is if you want to get a book, at least a year it’s a script but it’s very smooth,” explained Manoj Punjabi.
The KKN film in the Penari Village is still in the final stage and if nothing gets in the way, the film based on a true story will be shown in early 2020.
“The target is early 2020, I want to pursue this. I am very excited, usually when I get this book it has potential. Simpleman (author of stories on Twitter) is smart, he sources real stories. I confirm this is a true story, believe it or not, I believe. I also asked about the process and he got this story from a source and chatted,” concluded Manoj Punjabi.
(pri / ray)