Harta Tahta Raisa (2024)

Review Team

4/5

Harta Tahta Raisa is a compelling biopic that not only celebrates the life of the beloved Indonesian singer Raisa but also delves into the emotional depth of her journey. Directed by Soleh Solihun, the film captures Raisa’s evolution from a talented child with dreams to a celebrated icon, culminatin ... Show more >> Harta Tahta Raisa is a compelling biopic that not only celebrates the life of the beloved Indonesian singer Raisa but also delves into the emotional depth of her journey. Directed by Soleh Solihun, the film captures Raisa’s evolution from a talented child with dreams to a celebrated icon, culminating in her breathtaking concert at Gelora Bung Karno. The cinematography is vibrant, reflecting the energy of Raisa's music and the passion of her fans. Performances are heartfelt, particularly the lead, who embodies Raisa's spirit beautifully. The film’s pacing is commendable, balancing personal struggles with the euphoria of her successes. However, some may find the narrative familiar, as it follows the conventional arc of many musical biopics. Still, Harta Tahta Raisa stands out for its authenticity and emotional resonance, making it a worthwhile watch for both fans and newcomers. Show less

Editor Team

3/5

Harta Tahta Raisa is an ambitious attempt to chronicle the life of one of Indonesia's music legends, but it often feels like it plays it too safe. While the film has its moments of brilliance, especially during the concert scenes where Raisa truly shines, the overall narrative lacks the raw edge tha ... Show more >> Harta Tahta Raisa is an ambitious attempt to chronicle the life of one of Indonesia's music legends, but it often feels like it plays it too safe. While the film has its moments of brilliance, especially during the concert scenes where Raisa truly shines, the overall narrative lacks the raw edge that could have made it truly memorable. Soleh Solihun's direction offers some lovely visuals, but the pacing sometimes drags, leaving viewers longing for a deeper exploration of Raisa's challenges. The lead performance is commendable, yet I wished for more layers to her character. The film is enjoyable, especially for those who admire Raisa, but it may not resonate as strongly with those unfamiliar with her story. Harta Tahta Raisa is worth a watch, but it may leave you wanting a bit more substance. Show less