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 Kepala Bergetar is a Malaysian actress and singer who rose to fame after the release of her first album. She is best known for her roles in several popular movies, including a leading role in the acclaimed Kung Mandalay (or drama) in 2021. However, her love affair with Hollywood started much earlier, when she appeared in several commercials in the 1980s. These early appearances catapulted her into the limelight, as her talents were discovered during the making of Kung Mandalay. Since then, she has gone on to star in several well-known Malaysian dramas and music videos, most notably for fellow Malaysian artist Jusuru.

Love Actually follows the daily life of Jusuru founder and matriarch of a happily ever after marriage Marlon Brando and his wife, Vera. While the couple's happiness is restored with the birth of their second child, problems quickly arise when Jusuru's own feelings for Vera lead him to cheat on her. When he finally realizes the depth of his feelings, however, he takes measures to reconcile with her. The resulting events transform this otherwise conventional love story into a passionate, suspenseful, and heartfelt display of true love.

Kepala Bergetar brings a refreshing perspective to the romantic comedy genre, combining humor and romance in a way that is rare among the many movies directed these days. As the plot unfolds, the viewer is kept constantly engrossed in the story as it progresses. The dialogue between the characters is witty and complementary to the overall tone of the film. The acting itself contains the usual mixture of humor and romance that one would expect from a film about a couple in love. Some of the more hilarious scenes involve Jusuru's mother looking on in disgust as her son dances around in the aisle during their wedding ceremony.

The Masih Ada Rindu in Kepala Bergetar's script do not take away from the quality of the story. Rather, they enhance it. This is because while the characters may be humorous, they are dull or shabby. Instead, they are presented realistically, making them relatable to most viewers. This also makes the audience experience the true magic of true love, as they come to terms with the emotions of jealousy, anger, and desire that so often accompany such a union.

The only negative point that I could cite regarding "Ida" is that the film ran on too long. It sometimes felt like the two lovers were trying to tell each other something only to have it get cut short by the characters themselves. This may not seem like a big deal at first, but given the excellent acting and screenplay, it becomes a more significant issue after the credits roll. The extra minutes that seemed to last forever made the film boring to watch, as it seemed like the relationship was just going to be there for the enjoyment of the viewer.

Overall, "Ida" is well-suited as a film for younger viewers as it tends to be very romantic and involves humor where the characters cannot hold a candle to their more serious counterparts. However, the film has more than enough content for those seeking more of a mature romantic story, as it manages to stand on its own for its target audience. KJP's acting is nothing short of remarkable, as he takes viewers into his world and makes them feel all the emotions that he conveys. This is definitely an example of a movie that works!