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Jangan Bilang Siapa-siapa

1990 :: Comedy ::

Synopsis

Newlyweds Merry (Lydia Kandou) and Andi (Ray Sahetapy) have to say goodbye to Anita’s parents who are going abroad for a holiday.  Aunt and Uncle (Zainal Abidin, Ida Kusumah) have been asked to watch over them. While Merry and Andi are at the airport to see the parents off, a sweet looking girl comes up and kisses Andi and gives him a message for another young woman. Confusion ensues. Merry becomes suspicious. In the midst of this atmosphere of suspicion, Andi has to take part in an office meeting in Puncak. Even worse, after the meeting, Andi’s boss invites him to a party and after that Andi has to go to Bandung on business. Andi calls Merry, who has taken Andi’s joking around with his servant Kadir about women seriously, to inform her of these plans, and she tells him that she wants to separate from him. As the story continues, Kadir turns out to be the source of a great many misunderstandings. When Andi returns home and tells Merry what actually happened, she doesn’t believe him. So Andi lies. He tells Merry that he actually stayed at the home of his old friend, "Hamid". Merry then goes to the home of a man named Hamid (Doyok), a car dealer who likes to play around with women, which means that his wife is constantly jealous. Merry leaves a letter there saying that she wants to talk to Hamid. However, the person that Andi actually meant as "Hamid" is a friend from his childhood, known as Oskar (Deddy Mizwar), whom he has only just recently come into contact with again. Oskar, alias "Hamid", a braggart, makes a good impression on Merry at first. However, this doesn’t last long. As soon as the jealous wife of the car dealer, Hamid, sees Merry’s letter, she immediately comes to Merry’s home. Her husband, the “real” Hamid, also shows up in her wake, while the other "Hamid" is still at Merry’s house. To add to the confusion, Andi’s secretary, (Baby Zelvia), who is Oskar’s wife, also shows up. Accusations fly. 
* Best Actor in a Main Role nomination for Ray Sahetapy at the 1990 Indonesian Film Festival.

Newlyweds Merry (Lydia Kandou) and Andi (Ray Sahetapy) have to say goodbye to Anita’s parents who are going abroad for a holiday.  Aunt and Uncle (Zainal Abidin, Ida Kusumah) have been asked to watch over them. While Merry and Andi are at the airport to see the parents off, a sweet looking girl comes up and kisses Andi and gives him a message for another young woman. Confusion ensues. Merry becomes suspicious. In the midst of this atmosphere of suspicion, Andi has to take part in an office meeting in Puncak. Even worse, after the meeting, Andi’s boss invites him to a party and after that Andi has to go to Bandung on business. Andi calls Merry, who has taken Andi’s joking around with his servant Kadir about women seriously, to inform her of these plans, and she tells him that she wants to separate from him. As the story continues, Kadir turns out to be the source of a great many misunderstandings. When Andi returns home and tells Merry what actually happened, she doesn’t believe him. So Andi lies. He tells Merry that he actually stayed at the home of his old friend, "Hamid". Merry then goes to the home of a man named Hamid (Doyok), a car dealer who likes to play around with women, which means that his wife is constantly jealous. Merry leaves a letter there saying that she wants to talk to Hamid. However, the person that Andi actually meant as "Hamid" is a friend from his childhood, known as Oskar (Deddy Mizwar), whom he has only just recently come into contact with again. Oskar, alias "Hamid", a braggart, makes a good impression on Merry at first. However, this doesn’t last long. As soon as the jealous wife of the car dealer, Hamid, sees Merry’s letter, she immediately comes to Merry’s home. Her husband, the “real” Hamid, also shows up in her wake, while the other "Hamid" is still at Merry’s house. To add to the confusion, Andi’s secretary, (Baby Zelvia), who is Oskar’s wife, also shows up. Accusations fly.

* Best Actor in a Main Role nomination for Ray Sahetapy at the 1990 Indonesian Film Festival.

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