Buku Harian Nayla

Buku Harian Nayla (Nayla's Diary) is an Indonesian Christian television drama that aired on RCTI, written by Serena Luna. The show told the story of a girl diagnosed with ataxia when she was young. This serial had a national rating of 30.8% among Indonesian viewers . Due to overwhelming response from fans, re-runs were shown on RCTI at 4.30pm every Monday and Friday, with its running time shortened to 30 minutes including commercials due to lack of scheduling room. A second season, Buku Harian Nayla: 8 Tahun Kemudian (Nayla's Diary: 8 Years After) was scheduled to air on April 13, 2015.

Real Time

in japan, there is a young girl who are 15 years old named Aya Kito want to live longing but the God is other will, she is suffering and struggling against her cruel and terrible disease and is not knowing her disease but she is morale, steadfast, and never give up to complete her dream until come true , she want not to let her friend worries about her, after her task is complete in world , she is not to worry about anything after her dream is finally married with her lover with no any regretful, then she is died.

Synopsis

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Nayla (Chelsea Olivia) is a bright, cheerful and hard-working student, the leader of her class and a talented basketball player, also very devoted to her religion. However, she is unknowingly afflicted with ataxia, which would eventually paralyze her. Her doctor, Dr Fritz, suggests that she write a diary so he can monitor her symptoms. After her diagnosis the doctor is initially reluctant to inform her of the grave nature of her condition, but does as her condition worsens.

The show follows her as she deals with the difficulties arising from her condition and her problems at school, and in her relationship with her classmates and her boyfriend Moses (Glenn Alinskie). As her classmates start to think about their future and their studies, she focuses on her writing, even when her condition becomes life-threatening. In the end her writing is depicted as having the ability to bring strength to those around her.

Episodes

01 Beginning of my Youth

02 15 years old

03 Sickness gets me up

04 The loneliness of two

05 Heartless Glances

06 The Place Where am I

07 1 Litre of Tears

08 Despair of my Life

09 The Lesson of Life

10 My Diary

11 No Hope

12 Love Letter

13 My Last Time

14 I want to Married

15 Dream Come True

Trivia

• Buku Harian Nayla 8 Tahun kemudian is not complete because many of fans refused to air about the story is mini series and not compatible to story plot.
• Buku Harian Nayla and 1 Litre of Tears is a little compatible story but in indonesia has 15 episodes but in japan only 11 episodes.

Cast

• Chelsea Olivia Wijaya as Nayla (Aya Kito in Japan)
• Glenn Alinskie as Moses (Haruto Asou in japan)
• Andrew White as Paul
• Steve Emmanuel as Dr. Fritz
• Moudy Wihelmina as Martha
• Yadi Timo as Aldhi
• Rudy Salam as Dr. Gerdy
• Debby Chintya as Mrs. Gerdy
• Raka Hafid as Irvan
• Virgo Brodin as Gio
• Gisela Cindy as Joana (Aso Kito in Japan)
• Maya Sheila as Sela
• Lita Ramadhanty as Hias

Criticism

The drama was accused of plagiarizing Japanese television drama 1 Litre of Tears. The name "Aya" was replaced with "Nayla", and the name "Asō" replaced by "Moses". Until now, there has still been no resolution nor any effort to enforce copyright law for this case.

The accusation that this series plagiarizes 1 Litre of Tears was accepted by the main actor, during an interview with Bintang Indonesia.^[2]

I don't want the viewers to compare me with the role on the real story. Especially when I am the main actor. Consequently, I will never want to watch the original. I'm afraid that I am being looked as imitating it. I want to be known as Chelsea. I don't care, let only the story plagiarizes, but the acting does not.

— Chelsea Olivia

The series itself did not include any note that the show was "inspired by" or "adapted from" another, instead claiming that the story was merely a fiction.

Theme songs

• Seperti yang KAU ingini, written by Jonathan Prawira and performed by Natashia Nikita

References