Yudha Negara Nyoman

Yudha Negara Nyoman has been making some real waves in the Indonesian film scene, especially with the Qodrat franchise and The Devil’s Lair. The original Qodrat (2022) threw audiences into a gritty, supernatural horror story centered around a former exorcist who’s haunted by his past—literally and figuratively. There’s all this tension bubbling under the surface, with Yudha’s character desperately trying to save a possessed kid, while also battling his own demons (the emotional kind… and maybe a few actual ones, too). It’s not your run-of-the-mill jump-scare fest; there’s some real heart and cultural flavor mixed in, giving it that edge above your standard horror flick. Then, The Devil’s Lair (2023) kind of kept the spooky momentum going but veered more into psychological territory. Yudha dives into a darker, more twisted narrative—think cults, isolation, and the kind of creeping dread that gets under your skin. The guy’s got this knack for pulling off characters who are both vulnerable and intense, so you’re always on the edge of your seat, never quite sure what’s coming next. Now, with Qodrat 2 (2025) on the horizon, people are hyped to see where the story goes. Will the exorcist finally find some peace? Doubtful, but that’s what keeps folks coming back. Yudha’s performances keep these films feeling raw and authentic, and honestly, he’s become someone to watch if you’re into Southeast Asian horror that doesn’t pull punches.