Yono Bakrie

Yono Bakrie’s name keeps popping up in some of the most talked-about films these days—no joke, the guy’s everywhere. Kick things off with “A Business Proposal” (2025), and you’ll see a sharp, modern take on the old office romance trope. It’s not your basic will-they-won’t-they. There’s a ton of snappy banter, a little chaos, and the kind of chemistry you’d expect from two people who both know exactly what they want—until, you know, they don’t. Yono totally nails that balance between charming and just a bit messy, making his character super watchable even when you want to yell at the screen. Then you’ve got “Love Unlike in K-Dramas” (2024), which, honestly, is a total meta ride for anyone who’s ever binge-watched a romance series and wondered how anyone in real life could ever pull off those slow-motion stares. Yono’s role is both a send-up and a love letter to the genre—he’s in on the joke, but you still buy the big emotional moments. It’s clever, it’s funny, and it never gets too sappy, which is harder than it looks. And don’t sleep on “Pabrik Gula” (2025). This one’s a whole different vibe. It’s gritty, it’s got some serious family drama, and Yono brings real depth to a character who’s stuck between tradition and ambition. The stakes feel high, and it’s all so grounded you might forget you’re watching a movie. Between these three, Yono Bakrie’s showing off some serious range—he’s definitely not just another face in the crowd.