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'''Atiqah Hasiholan Alhady''' (born January 3, 1982) is an Indonesian-Arab [[actress]] and [[model (person)|model]].
'''Atiqah Hasiholan Alhady''' (born 3 January 1982) is an Indonesian-Arab [[actress]].


==Biography==
==Biography==
Hasiholan was born on 3 January 1982{{sfn|Kurniasari 2011, Atiqah Hasiholan: Finding}} to Achmad Fahmy Alhady, an [[Arab-Indonesian]] businessman, and [[Ratna Sarumpaet]], a [[Batak (Indonesia)|Batak]] playwright. She has three elder siblings: Mohammad Iqbal Alhady, Fathom Saulina, and Ibrahim Alhady.{{sfn|Sarumpaet, Journey}} As a child she wanted to be a lawyer.{{sfn|Kurniasari 2011, Atiqah Hasiholan: Finding}}
Atiqah Hasiholan was born on 3 January 1982{{sfn|Kurniasari 2011, Atiqah Hasiholan: Finding}} to Achmad Fahmy Alhady, an [[Arab-Indonesian]] businessperson, and [[Ratna Sarumpaet]], a [[Batak (Indonesia)|Batak]] playwright. She has three elder siblings: Mohammad Iqbal Alhady, Fathom Saulina, and Ibrahim Alhady.{{sfn|Sarumpaet, Journey}} As a child she wanted to be a lawyer.{{sfn|Kurniasari 2011, Atiqah Hasiholan: Finding}}


Hasiholan attended [[Monash University]] in [[Melbourne]], Australia, where she studied media and psychology. On her summer holiday, she acted in her mother's theatre troupe, Satu Merah Putih Panggung; her enjoyment of the activity convinced her to become an actress. She made her feature film debut in [[Nia Dinata]]'s 2006 film ''[[Berbagi Suami]]'' (''Love for Share''). She then played in several further films, including ''Suster N'' (''Nurse N''; 2007), ''Cinta Setaman'' (''Love Potpurri''; 2008)&nbsp;– in which she played a prostitute&nbsp;– and ''[[Forbidden Door|Pintu Terlarang]]'' (''Forbidden Door''; 2009).{{sfn|Kurniasari 2011, Atiqah Hasiholan: Finding}}{{sfn|The Jakarta Post 2010, Atiqah Hasiholan takes}}
Atiqah Hasiholan attended [[Monash University]] in [[Melbourne]], Australia, where she studied media and psychology. On her summer holiday, she acted in her mother's theatre troupe, Satu Merah Putih Panggung; her enjoyment of the activity convinced her to become an actress. She made her feature film debut in [[Nia Dinata]]'s 2006 film ''[[Berbagi Suami]]'' (''Love for Share''). She then played in several further films, including ''Suster N'' (''Nurse N''; 2007), ''Cinta Setaman'' (''Love Potpurri''; 2008) in which she played a prostitute and ''[[The Forbidden Door|Pintu Terlarang]]'' (''Forbidden Door''; 2009).{{sfn|Kurniasari 2011, Atiqah Hasiholan: Finding}}{{sfn|The Jakarta Post 2010, Atiqah Hasiholan takes}}


In 2009, Hasiholan starred in her mother's film ''[[Jamila dan Sang Presiden]]'' (''Jamila and the President''), in which she played a prostitute named Jamila who is convicted and eventually executed for killing a government minister.{{sfn|The Jakarta Post 2010, Sarumpaet bags two}} Initially Hasiholan viewed her character as a "regular slutty prostitute", but after thinking of the character more thoroughly and interviewing real-life sex workers, she considered Jamila a "victim of life".{{sfn|Febrina 2009, A gray world}}{{sfn|Arianto 2009, Demi Jamila, Atiqah}} The film was [[List of Indonesian submissions for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film|submitted]] to the [[82nd Academy Awards]] for [[Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film|Best Foreign Language Film]],{{sfn|The Jakarta Post 2009, 'Jamila dan Sang Presiden'}} but not nominated.{{sfn|Antara 2010, Jamila dan Sang Presiden}}
In 2009, Atiqah Hasiholan starred in her mother's film ''[[Jamila dan Sang Presiden]]'' (''Jamila and the President''), in which she played a prostitute named Jamila who is convicted and eventually executed for killing a government minister.{{sfn|The Jakarta Post 2010, Sarumpaet bags two}} Initially Hasiholan viewed her character as a "regular slutty prostitute", but after thinking of the character more thoroughly and interviewing real-life sex workers, she considered Jamila a "victim of life".{{sfn|Febrina 2009, A gray world}}{{sfn|Arianto 2009, Demi Jamila, Atiqah}} The film was [[List of Indonesian submissions for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film|submitted]] to the [[82nd Academy Awards]] for [[Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film|Best Foreign Language Film]],{{sfn|The Jakarta Post 2009, 'Jamila dan Sang Presiden'}} but not nominated.{{sfn|Antara 2010, Jamila dan Sang Presiden}}


After ''Jamila'', Hasiholan starred in ''[[Ruma Maida]]'' (''Maida's House''), directed by [[Teddy Soeriaatmadja]]. In the film she played a young university student who studies history through a house in Jakarta; Hasiholan said the film "boosted [her] sense of nationalism".{{sfn|Kurniasari 2009, 'Ruma Maida' portrays}} She played a prostitute for the third time 2010's ''Darah Garuda'' (''Blood of the Garuda''), a minor role.{{sfn|Kurniasari 2011, Atiqah Hasiholan: Finding}} For the role she also handled a gun, which she described as "so damn heavy".{{sfn|The Jakarta Post 2010, Atiqah Hasiholan takes}} That same year she played in the sex comedy ''Mafia Insyaf'' (''Repentant Mafia'').{{sfn|Kurniasari 2011, Atiqah Hasiholan: Finding}}
After ''Jamila'', Atiqah Hasiholan starred in ''[[Ruma Maida]]'' (''Maida's House''), directed by [[Teddy Soeriaatmadja]]. In the film she played a young university student who studies history through a house in Jakarta; Atiqah Hasiholan said the film "boosted her sense of nationalism".{{sfn|Kurniasari 2009, 'Ruma Maida' portrays}} She played a prostitute for the third time 2010's ''Darah Garuda'' (''Blood of the Garuda''), a minor role.{{sfn|Kurniasari 2011, Atiqah Hasiholan: Finding}} For the role, she also handled a gun, which she described as "so damn heavy".{{sfn|The Jakarta Post 2010, Atiqah Hasiholan takes}} That same year, she played in the sex comedy ''Mafia Insyaf'' (''Repentant Mafia'').{{sfn|Kurniasari 2011, Atiqah Hasiholan: Finding}}


Hasiholan appeared in 2011 as the main character's mother in ''[[The Mirror Never Lies]]'', directed by [[Kamila Andini]]. The film, about a [[Bajau people|Bajau]] family in [[Wakatobi Regency|Wakatobi]], was intended to raise awareness about [[marine conservation]].{{sfn|Kurniasari 2011, Atiqah Hasiholan: Finding}} In June 2011, the short film "Payung Merah" ("Red Umbrella"), in which Atiqah played a woman with a red umbrella and love issues, won Best Asian Short Film at the ScreenSingapore festival.{{sfn|Handojo 2011, 2009, Short Film Makes}} Later in 2011 she appeared in ''Arisan! 2'', a sequel to the 2003 film ''[[Arisan!]]''.{{sfn|Kurniasari 2011, Still witty but more}}
Atiqah Hasiholan appeared in 2011, as the main character's mother in ''[[The Mirror Never Lies]]'', directed by [[Kamila Andini]]. The film, about a [[Bajau people|Bajau]] family in [[Wakatobi Regency|Wakatobi]], was intended to raise awareness about [[marine conservation]].{{sfn|Kurniasari 2011, Atiqah Hasiholan: Finding}} In June 2011, the short film "Payung Merah" ("Red Umbrella"), in which Atiqah Hasiholan played a woman with a red umbrella and love issues, won Best Asian Short Film at the ScreenSingapore festival.{{sfn|Handojo 2011, 2009, Short Film Makes}} Later in 2011 she appeared in ''Arisan! 2'', a sequel to the 2003 film ''[[Arisan!]]''.{{sfn|Kurniasari 2011, Still witty but more}}

In late 2015, Atiqah Hasiholan played a [[motorcycle taxi]] driver Asna in [[NET (Indonesian TV network)|NET]] sitcom ''[[OK-JEK]]''. She accepted the role because it is her first role in a comedy TV series.{{sfn|Ardaningtyas 2016}} She left the show after a year due to her pregnancy.{{sfn|Junianto and Gloria 2017}}


==Influences==
==Influences==
In a 2011 interview with ''[[The Jakarta Post]]'', Hasiholan said that her mother was her greatest influence.{{sfn|Kurniasari 2011, Atiqah Hasiholan: Finding}}
In a 2011 interview with ''[[The Jakarta Post]]'', Atiqah Hasiholan said that her mother was her greatest influence.{{sfn|Kurniasari 2011, Atiqah Hasiholan: Finding}}


==Filmography==
==Filmography==
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* ''Dicintai Jo'' (''Loved By Jo''; 2007)
* ''Dicintai Jo'' (''Loved By Jo''; 2007)
* ''Cinta Setaman'' (''Love Potpurri''; 2008)
* ''Cinta Setaman'' (''Love Potpurri''; 2008)
* ''[[Forbidden Door|Pintu Terlarang]]'' (''Forbidden Door''; 2009)
* ''[[The Forbidden Door|Pintu Terlarang]]'' (''Forbidden Door''; 2009)
* ''[[Jamila dan Sang Presiden]]'' (''Jamila and the President''; 2009)
* ''[[Jamila dan Sang Presiden]]'' (''Jamila and the President''; 2009)
* ''[[Ruma Maida]]'' (''Maida's House''; 2009)
* ''[[Ruma Maida]]'' (''Maida's House''; 2009)
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* ''Sembil9n'' (2019) - TV mini-series
* ''Sembil9n'' (2019) - TV mini-series
* ''[[Edge of the World (2021 film)|Edge of the World]]'' (2021)
* ''[[Edge of the World (2021 film)|Edge of the World]]'' (2021)
* ''[[Stealing Raden Saleh]]'' (2022)


==Awards and nominations==
==Awards and nominations==
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Latest revision as of 11:39, 30 October 2024

Atiqah Hasiholan
Born
Atiqah Hasiholan Alhady

(1982-01-03) January 3, 1982 (age 42)
Jakarta, Indonesia
NationalityIndonesian
Alma materMonash University
OccupationCelebrity
Years active2006 - present
Spouse
​
(m. 2013)​
ChildrenSalma Jihane Putri Dewanto
Parents

Atiqah Hasiholan Alhady (born 3 January 1982) is an Indonesian-Arab actress.

Biography

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Atiqah Hasiholan was born on 3 January 1982[1] to Achmad Fahmy Alhady, an Arab-Indonesian businessperson, and Ratna Sarumpaet, a Batak playwright. She has three elder siblings: Mohammad Iqbal Alhady, Fathom Saulina, and Ibrahim Alhady.[2] As a child she wanted to be a lawyer.[1]

Atiqah Hasiholan attended Monash University in Melbourne, Australia, where she studied media and psychology. On her summer holiday, she acted in her mother's theatre troupe, Satu Merah Putih Panggung; her enjoyment of the activity convinced her to become an actress. She made her feature film debut in Nia Dinata's 2006 film Berbagi Suami (Love for Share). She then played in several further films, including Suster N (Nurse N; 2007), Cinta Setaman (Love Potpurri; 2008) in which she played a prostitute and Pintu Terlarang (Forbidden Door; 2009).[1][3]

In 2009, Atiqah Hasiholan starred in her mother's film Jamila dan Sang Presiden (Jamila and the President), in which she played a prostitute named Jamila who is convicted and eventually executed for killing a government minister.[4] Initially Hasiholan viewed her character as a "regular slutty prostitute", but after thinking of the character more thoroughly and interviewing real-life sex workers, she considered Jamila a "victim of life".[5][6] The film was submitted to the 82nd Academy Awards for Best Foreign Language Film,[7] but not nominated.[8]

After Jamila, Atiqah Hasiholan starred in Ruma Maida (Maida's House), directed by Teddy Soeriaatmadja. In the film she played a young university student who studies history through a house in Jakarta; Atiqah Hasiholan said the film "boosted her sense of nationalism".[9] She played a prostitute for the third time 2010's Darah Garuda (Blood of the Garuda), a minor role.[1] For the role, she also handled a gun, which she described as "so damn heavy".[3] That same year, she played in the sex comedy Mafia Insyaf (Repentant Mafia).[1]

Atiqah Hasiholan appeared in 2011, as the main character's mother in The Mirror Never Lies, directed by Kamila Andini. The film, about a Bajau family in Wakatobi, was intended to raise awareness about marine conservation.[1] In June 2011, the short film "Payung Merah" ("Red Umbrella"), in which Atiqah Hasiholan played a woman with a red umbrella and love issues, won Best Asian Short Film at the ScreenSingapore festival.[10] Later in 2011 she appeared in Arisan! 2, a sequel to the 2003 film Arisan!.[11]

In late 2015, Atiqah Hasiholan played a motorcycle taxi driver Asna in NET sitcom OK-JEK. She accepted the role because it is her first role in a comedy TV series.[12] She left the show after a year due to her pregnancy.[13]

Influences

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In a 2011 interview with The Jakarta Post, Atiqah Hasiholan said that her mother was her greatest influence.[1]

Filmography

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  • Berbagi Suami (Love for Share; 2006)
  • Suster N (Nurse N; 2007)
  • Dicintai Jo (Loved By Jo; 2007)
  • Cinta Setaman (Love Potpurri; 2008)
  • Pintu Terlarang (Forbidden Door; 2009)
  • Jamila dan Sang Presiden (Jamila and the President; 2009)
  • Ruma Maida (Maida's House; 2009)
  • Mafia Insyaf (Repentant Mafia; 2010)
  • Darah Garuda (Blood of the Garuda; 2010)
  • The Mirror Never Lies (2011)
  • Arisan! 2 (2011)
  • Hello Goodbye (2012)
  • Java Heat (2013)
  • The Disposal (2013) - short film
  • La Tahzan (2013)
  • 2014 (2014)
  • 3 Nafas Likas (2014)
  • Cinta Selamanya (2015)
  • Wonderful Life (2016)
  • Mantan Manten (2019)
  • Pariban: Idola dari Tanah Jawa (2019)
  • Sembil9n (2019) - TV mini-series
  • Edge of the World (2021)
  • Stealing Raden Saleh (2022)

Awards and nominations

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Year Award Category Recipients Result
2009 Indonesian Film Festival Citra Award for Best Leading Actress Ruma Maida Nominated
2011 Indonesian Film Festival Citra Award for Best Supporting Actress The Mirror Never Lies Nominated
2012 Indonesian Film Festival Citra Award for Best Leading Actress Hello Goodbye Nominated
2013 Indonesian Movie Awards Best Chemistry (with Rio Dewanto) Hello Goodbye Nominated
2014 Maya Award Best Actress in a Leading Role Hello Goodbye Nominated
2012 Maya Award Best Actress in a Leading Role 3 Nafas Likas Nominated
2014 Indonesian Film Festival Citra Award for Best Leading Actress 3 Nafas Likas Nominated
2015 Maya Award Best Actress in a Supporting Role 2014: Siapa Di Atas Presiden? Nominated
2016 Indonesian Film Festival Citra Award for Best Leading Actress Wonderful Life Nominated

References

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Footnotes
  1. ^ a b c d e f g Kurniasari 2011, Atiqah Hasiholan: Finding.
  2. ^ Sarumpaet, Journey.
  3. ^ a b The Jakarta Post 2010, Atiqah Hasiholan takes.
  4. ^ The Jakarta Post 2010, Sarumpaet bags two.
  5. ^ Febrina 2009, A gray world.
  6. ^ Arianto 2009, Demi Jamila, Atiqah.
  7. ^ The Jakarta Post 2009, 'Jamila dan Sang Presiden'.
  8. ^ Antara 2010, Jamila dan Sang Presiden.
  9. ^ Kurniasari 2009, 'Ruma Maida' portrays.
  10. ^ Handojo 2011, 2009, Short Film Makes.
  11. ^ Kurniasari 2011, Still witty but more.
  12. ^ Ardaningtyas 2016.
  13. ^ Junianto and Gloria 2017.
Bibliography
  • Andarningtyas, Natisha (12 January 2016). Maryati (ed.). "Atiqah Hasiholan tantang diri sendiri dengan komedi" [Atiqah Hasiholan challenges herself with comedy]. Antara (in Indonesian). Retrieved 5 May 2023.
  • Arianto, Arif (28 April 2009). "Demi Jamila, Atiqah Hasiholan Rajin ke Tempat Pelacuran" [For Jamila, Atiqah Hasiholan Regularly Goes to Prostitution Districts]. Tempo (in Indonesian). Archived from the original on 30 July 2009. Retrieved 1 April 2012.
  • "Atiqah Hasiholan takes on prostitute role, again". The Jakarta Post. 17 June 2010. Archived from the original on 8 December 2010. Retrieved 7 April 2012.
  • Febrina, Anissa S. (18 April 2009). "A gr♫ay world on the silver screen". The Jakarta Post. Archived from the original on 4 August 2009. Retrieved 1 April 2012.
  • Handojo, Ve (5 June 2011). "Short Film Makes a Big Splash". Jakarta Globe. Archived from the original on 29 August 2011. Retrieved 7 April 2012.
  • "'Jamila dan Sang Presiden' ready for Oscar". The Jakarta Post. 31 October 2009. Archived from the original on 24 June 2013. Retrieved 1 April 2012.
  • "Jamila dan Sang Presiden Gagal Raih Oscar" [Jamila dan Sang Presiden Fails to Receive Oscar]. Antara (in Indonesian). 9 February 2010. Archived from the original on 13 February 2010. Retrieved 1 April 2012.
  • Junianto, Beno; Gloria, Nuvola (6 February 2017). "Hamil Lima Bulan, Atiqah Hasiholan Setop Syuting" [Due to five-month pregnancy, Atiqah Hasiholan stops shooting]. Viva (in Indonesian). Retrieved 5 May 2023.
  • Kurniasari, Triwik (1 May 2011). "Atiqah Hasiholan: Finding her true passion". The Jakarta Post. Archived from the original on 3 May 2011. Retrieved 7 April 2012.
  • Kurniasari, Triwik (1 November 2009). "'Ruma Maida' portrays the country's history". The Jakarta Post. Archived from the original on 15 June 2013. Retrieved 7 April 2012.
  • Kurniasari, Triwik (4 December 2011). "Still witty but more touching". The Jakarta Post. Archived from the original on 8 May 2013. Retrieved 7 April 2012.
  • "Sarumpaet bags two priz♫es at Vesoul". The Jakarta Post. 8 February 2010. Archived from the original on 1 January 2011. Retrieved 1 April 2012.
  • Sarumpaet, Ratna. "Journey". RatnaSarumpaet.com (in Indonesian). Archived from the original on 2 April 2012. Retrieved 3 April 2012.
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