Cinta Si Wedding Planner

This movie captured me from the first scene and never let me go. The story was so touching and the characters were so passionate and beautiful and the way the love story grew was so real that I could not stoop watching. Zara was stunning in her portrayal of this sweet, kind, lovely young woman and Fariz was so believable as the man Zara would come to love. Fariz' mother was amazing. I loved this series and I am so happy to have seen it and enjoyed it so much. I may have to watch it again.

New and interesting country to learn about. Malaysia Its completely different to Korea. I love her prayer where she was praying for guidance.

Her cousin Fadlan Hazim as Ikmal Bazli / Bazl who thinks she is going to marry him is arrogant and dominating. He is so pushy not even allowing her to make up her own mind but calling it gods will. I reckon God's will is pushing Mira Filzah as Izara Batrisya / Zara and Ady Putra as Fariz Adryan / Fariz together. They keep appearing in the same places.

So the eldest son is a whangai child (according to Maori tradition, when a child is given away to a sister or brother who has borne no children). Then the parents went on to have two more daughters. They are not half brothers and sisters but full brothers and sisters from the same parents.

Mira Filzah as Izara Batrisya / Zara and Ady Putra as Fariz Adryan / Fariz are suited to one another they are more natural and h doesn't treat her like his property. What did I just say???? They are such rude, uncouth, discourteous, crass men. Is this indicative of their culture??? Personally I find it boorish.

Dian P. Ramlee as Mrs. Marina / Mama Fariz is fighting her son to make Zara her daughter in law. Is this the way with these arranged marriages??? Sometimes one spouse disagrees with the parents choice. I've seen it happen in Korean marriages too. Some awesome wedding decorations and wedding photos.

Mira Filzah as Izara Batrisya / Zara her warm and beautiful calm ways seem to smooth the troubled waters at her planning Studio.

I really like their prayers so heartfelt and meaningful. But husbands and wives are not that affectionate. I couldn't handle that.

The mother of the two twins is strange its as if she only recognises Nadia and is afraid of Shirah. She horrible to her mum and wonders why her mum doesnt like her.

These Moslem type movies must have a no woman to man touching clause because even in bed they are fully dressed and have large pillows between them. Makes for a very confusing movie. Elsewhere minimal touching if ever. This make for mixed signals and poor chemistry between couples. Still I can't stop hoping that she'll get pregnant. It's only acting a part after all. But it's all terribly sad because touching and contact is o point of love and consoling. Don't think I'll be watching anymore Malaysian movies. They are too hard on the heart. What a sad lonely life those women must have when their husbands don't love them. They have everything materially but no love and affection.

I keep thinking that maybe there is only one sister and she's got a split personality, but its just me and my wild thoughts. That is why the mum only calls one name and is so strange.

I know I've said it before I thank my Heavenly Father and my parents that I was born in this free enlightened country where women can do anything. The more I learn about this world the more I believe that New Zealand is the best country in the world.

Things that upset me about this movie: You can not leave the house without his permission Wife must be loyal and patient no matter what the husband says Husband scolding the new wife when the old wife slapped her for no good reason Husband saying to wife "You must come home now because you are still my wife.

Husband expects to be forgiven straight away when he says he's sorry but not forgiving her for minor things.

He's one hour late and she is only 10 minutes late and he loses his temper.

Make me coffee, Get me a drink, I'm hungry, make me food. No manners Continually saying everyone makes mistakes.

Him conning her with flowers and sweet talk - perfect dumbass male stereotype (I said"chuck them in the bush" and she did "good Girl"

Shirah is the most obsessed, infatuated, terrifying woman ever I've met in the 180 Asian dramas I have watched. The husband Ady Putra as Fariz Adryan / Fariz is unbelievably, callous and coldblooded. I don't care what his excuse is for putting Mira Filzah as Izara Batrisya / Zara through that miserable, ordeal.

She Zara should have stayed away I knew that that cow would try to kill her. He husband has got no brain anyway, Its his PA that does all the brainwork like crack the password.

The thing is men can take more than one wife in Malaya. That Zara has already said she'd accept another wife if that is what he wants. How dare she come to her to be her wedding planner. Made me happy to see Zara slap Shirah but no doubt she'll make her pay for it.

Her prayer sounds like my prayer except my prayer is "Oh Lord give me the strength to endure to the end" But I believe we are the authors of our own salvation through our faith in Christ.

The King Emperor has renamed the general Sima and made him his true brother able to inherit the throne and wants him to come back to court after he and PingTing have retired. Whats going to happen next?? PingTing is pregnant and he's got to return to court. Is the King going to make him the Crown Prince because the Kings two songs were murdered. So he has accepted the order and said he will think about returning .

I find it quite confusing and hurtful. I couldn't cope with this.

I never seen the movie, I just want to make that joke.