Madun (TV series)

Madun
Genre Musical comedy drama
Created by Amanah Surga Productions
Starring Yusuf Mahardika (as Madun)
Baron Yusuf Siregar
Ajil Ditto
Ciccio Manassero
Tissa Biani
Udin Nga Nga
Asrul Dahlan
Adinda Azani
Opening theme Netral, "Garuda Di Dadaku"
Ending theme Netral, "Garuda Di Dadaku"
Country of origin Indonesia
Original language(s) Indonesian
No. of episodes 1 Episodes
Production
Production location(s) Jakarta, Indonesia
Running time One hour (20:00-21:00pm Indonesia West Time)
Production company(s) Amanah Surga Productions
Release
Original network SCTV
Picture format SDTV (480i)
Audio format Stereo
Dolby Digital 5.1
First shown in May 11, 2015
Original release May 11 (2015-05-11) – October 31, 2015
Chronology
Preceded by Tendangan Si Madun Returns
Related shows Tendangan Si Madun

Madun is an Indonesian soap opera musical comedy drama produced by Amanah Surga Productions that airs daily on SCTV. The story is a loose adaptation of the Tendangan Si Madun story MNCTV.

Synopsis

Madun series tells the journey of life Madun (16 years) in the fight for ideals his to become a footballer. His father, Syafei (50 years) offspring The terrain is very wanted his son to become a clerics or religious teacher.

Therefore Syafei always hinder efforts Madun reach his goals were. For him, Madun choice for only one, namely the so a religious expert. Madun his mother, namely Kirana original Batavia awry. Single he must obey the husband anti ball. But on the other hand he too did not want to deter Madun realize his ideals. He did not have the heart curb Madun who loved ball. But for realize dream, Madun face a lot of competition.

Watch the latest drama series from SCTV "Madun" began Monday, May 11, 2015, 20:00pm

Cast

  • Yusuf Mahardika as Madun
  • Baron Yusuf Siregar as Martin
  • Ajil Ditto
  • Tissa Biani Azzahra
  • Adinda Azani
  • Cicio Manasero
  • Marissa Christina
  • Udin Nga Nga
  • Asrul Dahlan as Syafe'i
  • Savira as Kirana
  • Ucup Nirin as Ocit
  • Mikaila Patriz
  • Claudio
  • Ibnu Rahim
  • Sehan Zack
  • Edo Kondologit
  • Debbi Shinta
  • Rizal Pamungkas

References

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