Laila Isabella Trailer

Laila Isabella Trailer (2003)

27 March 2003 Comedy, Romance 120 mins

Laila is a happy go-lucky tomboy and works at a VCD shop, owned by Azam. Secretly, both Azam and Laila are in love with each other but both are loathe to be the first to say it. One day, Laila meets Johan, a dashing gentleman who has just had a fight with his very eccentric girlfriend, Mira. Johan happens to see Laila dolled up like a princess. Laila is doing a favour for Kak Bell, and models in her spare time. She is taken aback by this unsolicited attention from this man, and lies about who she really was. Hence, Isabella is born. Then, begins the adventure of Laila Isabella.

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Cast

Rosyam Nor

as Azam

Nasha Aziz

as Laila

Saiful Apek

as Harun

Hans Isaac

as Johan

Erma Fatima

as Kak Bell

Liza Hanim

as Mira

Yusni Jaafar

as Mak Long

Kudsia Kahar

as Datin Nur

Seelan Paul

as Sally

Tan Sri Dato SM Salim

as Tan Sri Dato SM Salim

Crew

International Releases Dates

Malaysia 27 March 2003

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