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Antara Dua Darjat est un film Singapourien de genre Drame réalisé par P. Ramlee avec P. Ramlee
Antara Dua Darjat (1960)
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Ajouter à une liste de filmsAntara Dua Darjat (Entre deux castes) est un film singapourien réalisé et interprété par P. Ramlee, sorti le 28 mai 1960. Il est célèbre pour la chanson Getaran Jiwa.
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Ghazali, un musicien local, et ses amis viennent à la rescousse de la Princesse Zaleha lorsque sa voiture se retrouve bloquée dans la boue lors d'un déluge. Elle les invite à se produire à la Villa Anggerik pour sa fête d’anniversaire. Alors qu'elle devient proche de Ghazali et qu'une romance se forme, son père et son demi-frère s'y oppose et lui impose de rester dans la villa. Elle demande alors à son père de pouvoir prendre des leçons de piano avec Ghazali, il accepte sans savoir qu'il est celui qu'elle convoite. Jours après jours, ils deviennent très liés, mais ils vont être très vite séparés quand son père s'en rend compte. Ghazail est battu jusqu'à l'évanouissement. Zaleha est ramenée à Singapour et est forcée d'épouser le Prince Mukri.Acteurs
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