'Stuck' in Ipoh for 3 weeks, local drama cast and crew are 'like family now'


Holed up in an Ipoh hotel with nothing to do, actor Hun Haqeem and the rest of the crew hold 'badminton tournaments' at night to pass the time. Photo: Hun Haqeem/Instagram

The cast and crew members of a local soap opera, Angkara Cinta, were in the midst of filming in Ipoh when the movement control order (MCO) was reinstated.

"We first came to film in Ipoh a few days before Jan 13. After filming here for a while, MCO was announced in Perak," recalls Hun Haqeem, the 90-episode drama's lead actor, in an interview with Harian Metro.

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