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View all search resultsGuess what?: Carissa returns to big screen
JAKARTA: After taking a four-year sabbatical from the film industry, actress Carissa Putri is set to return to the silver screen with a starring role in Hanung Bramantyoâs new movie, Hijab
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AKARTA: After taking a four-year sabbatical from the film industry, actress Carissa Putri is set to return to the silver screen with a starring role in Hanung Bramantyo's new movie, Hijab.
'I'm very nervous about acting in front of the camera again,' she said as quoted by tribunnews.com.
To prepare for her role in the movie, Carissa said she had been practicing her lines and rehearsing regularly.
'I practice every day, so that when filming starts I'll be ready, as it's been a while for me,' said the actress, who previously starred in Ayat-ayat Cinta (Love Verses).
She said during the past four years, she had put her home life first and had not made any appearances in sinetron (soap operas).
'I was very interested when I was offered the role in the movie, and I can't wait to do it,' the 30-year-old said.
