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Diva Popular 

Erna Teteyye (Umie Aida), is a popular actress who has been in the show business for a long time in Malaysia, and has won numerous awards for her performances. One day, her boyfriend, Faizal (Awie) is given the opportunity to direct a new film produced by Julie (Azean), but all is thrown into chaos when Julie selects the Malaysia Fantasia winner Tasha (Ezlynn) as the heroine of the movie over Erna. Heated words are traded between Erna and Tasha as a result. However, on the night of the Berita Harian's Most Popular Artist Awards, they are both selected as the finalists for the award. Question is: who will emerge the winner in this fight?
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Erna Teteyye (Umie Aida), is a popular actress who has been in the show business for a long time in Malaysia, and has won numerous awards for her performances. One day, her boyfriend, Faizal (Awie) is given the opportunity to direct a new film produced by Julie (Azean), but all is thrown into chaos when Julie selects the Malaysia Fantasia winner Tasha (Ezlynn) as the heroine of the movie over Erna. Heated words are traded between Erna and Tasha as a result. However, on the night of the Berita Harian's Most Popular Artist Awards, they are both selected as the finalists for the award. Question is: who will emerge the winner in this fight?

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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Amazon Entertainment Sdn Bhd

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