Cinema set to salute late Jit Murad's 'Spilt Gravy On Rice' theatre play this week


Datuk Rahim Razali plays the role of 'Bapak' in the long-awaited film, now titled 'Spilt Gravy Ke Mana Tumpahnya Kuah'. Photo: ZSA Productions

What would you do if you found out that you only had a short time left to live?

If you were anything like Bapak, the protagonist in the film adaptation of the late playwright Jit Murad’s Spilt Gravy On Rice, you would call for a family dinner.

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