
Rising hot stars Harissa Adlynn and Daniel Fong lead the way for Astro's hotly anticipated new drama 'Kerana Seorang Lelaki'
Led by two young stars, Harissa Adlynn and Daniel Fong, the drama depicts the consequences when a husband's highly guarded secret is revealed, pitting two families with different cultures and opposing views against each other over wealth and financial issues.
For the record, the show will air from Monday to Friday and is expected to run for 40 episodes. Astro's top slot in the Prima channel has seen many top dramas being shown here and also scooping up top awards in the past.
The drama sees the reunion of the audience's favourite couple from "Beautiful Love Revenge", Harissa Adlynn and Daniel Fong, who are entangled in a forbidden love story this time.
They are ably supported by two influential female personas, veteran actress Marissa Yasmin and the elegant Soo Wincci, who play mothers from two different family backgrounds, but are bound by their love for the same man.
Helmed by renowned director Michael Ang and produced by Darkwave Pictures, this drama also sees the debut of So Wincci as the main antagonist in the Astro Prima channel.
The conflict begins with the sudden death of Richard Wong (played by Steve Yap), a corporate figure who apparently lives a secret life with two families who don't even know each other.
The existence of two wives and children from different marriages sparks a clash between Madame Clarissa (Dr Soo Wincci), a high-status and assertive woman, and Puan Linda (Marissa Yasmin), a caring mother from a humble life.
This clash of two worlds leads to a struggle for wealth, power, and affection, including a tragic love story between two children who actually share a blood relationship.
Also starring are Arena Wan, Kahoe, Aiman Ameer and Nabil Aqil, completing the line-up of new and experienced actors who will bring the conflict and deep emotions to life in this drama.
According to Norzeha Mohd Salleh, Head of Astro Malay Channels, ''Kerana Seorang Lelaki' takes viewers on a heart-wrenching story about a love gone wrong, a disputed inheritance, and two families at war over a man's secret past.
"In a world divided by rank and power, two women rise not just to defend their rights, but also the dignity and future of their children. This script challenges the question of who is worthy of love, inheritance, and trust, making it a drama that not only entertains but also invites the audience to get into the characters' roles.
"'Kerana Seorang Lelaki' is also not just a story of ordinary family conflict; it highlights real-life issues such as social gaps, religion, the importance of maintaining lineage, destructive greed, and the struggles of women in a world that often marginalises them. The female characters in this script are portrayed as brave, complex, manipulative, yet emotional, reflecting the real challenges that many women face today."
Amid this conflict between the two mothers, their children, Kasih and Daniel, who were once a couple, without knowing they were siblings, become victims of family intrigue. Tensions escalate when Richard's will sees his company's empire being handed to, Kaseh and Daniel, sparking an inheritance battle that ignites the hatred of two worlds.
Viewers can also watch "Kerana Seorang Lelaki" on Demand on Astro GO and sooka. Drama fans can also subscribe to the Astro One Pack for only RM49.99/month, or enhance your streaming experience by upgrading to Astro Fibre 500Mbps with the Entertainment Pack for only RM139.99/month. To subscribe or upgrade to Astro One, visit www.astro.com.my or WhatsApp 'Hi' to 03 9543 3838.
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