

Keramat
“When Keramat Is Open .... Life Will Be Replace Instead [Apabila Keramat Di Buka....Nyawa Galang Gantinya]”
Synopsis
Zul Suphian is Habib, who is wrongly accused of raping Mustika (Diana Amir) that he was beaten by the villagers led by Mustika's own brother, Jabar (Alex Yanz). However, no one could have predicted that after the incident, Habib, who is not an ordinary youth, would begin to develop strange powers, where the veil that hides his disfigured face emits a ray that leads to the death of many villagers.
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- Director
- Azhari Mohd Zain
- Original Title
- Keramat
- Country of Origin
- Malaysia
- Spoken Languages
- Malay
- Runtime
- 1h 22m
- Production Studios
- Metrowealth International Group (MIG)
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Azhari Mohd Zain
Department Leadership Roster
Azhari Mohd Zain
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Keramat
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Keramat about?
Zul Suphian is Habib, who is wrongly accused of raping Mustika (Diana Amir) that he was beaten by the villagers led by Mustika's own brother, Jabar (Alex Yanz). However, no one could have predicted that after the incident, Habib, who is not an ordinary youth, would begin to develop strange powers, where the veil that hides his disfigured face emits a ray that leads to the death of many villagers.
Who directed Keramat?
Keramat was directed by Azhari Mohd Zain.
Who stars in Keramat?
The principal cast of Keramat includes Zul Handyblack, Rabecca Nur Islam, Mon Ryanti, Adey Syafrien, Putri Mardiana.
When was Keramat released and how long is it?
Keramat was released in 2012 with a total runtime of 1h 22m.
