Surprisingly, as a man who loves action movies, 'That Cover Girl' won me over despite its focus on women-led characters. My sisters adore this drama and I find the storyline unique, brilliantly exploring Muslim fashion and portraying bold, resilient women. It's not just about empowerment or showcasing only the positive aspects; it authentically delves into the realities of life's highs and lows, testing faith and friendships. The portrayal is real and genuine. Not to be liberal in saying this, but the story reflects the truths of some modern life nowadays.
What amazed me was the originality and uniqueness of the story, along with its impeccable pacing and flow - a rarity in many Malay dramas. It never dragged, keeping us engaged and excited throughout. 'That Cover Girl' isn't just a drama; it's a rollercoaster of emotions, beautifully crafted with a perfect blend of story plot flow, acting, cinematography, editing, and soundtrack.
I appreciate how this drama breaks stereotypes and delivers a universally appealing narrative. What's lacking is that the story is too short, and the ending is too abrupt for me. Six episodes are not enough; I'm eager to know more about Sufiya's business empire. Overall, 'That Cover Girl' is an A+ Malay drama. Kudos to the team! ππ»π₯
