
Sumolah 2007
"Never Back Down From A Fight"
Sumolah (2007) follows Ramlee, a down-on-his-luck Malay youth struggling to find stable employment while disappointing his mother. When he impulsively attempts a sushi-eating challenge at a local restaurant, he fails spectacularly but catches the eye of the owner, Honda.
Director: Afdlin Shauki
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Sumolah (2007) about?
Sumolah follows Ramlee, a jobless young man who attempts a sushi challenge at a restaurant. After failing, he works there to pay off his debt, finding unexpected friendship and purpose among the staff.
Who directed Sumolah?
Afdlin Shauki directed Sumolah, bringing his distinctive comedic style to this action-comedy about redemption and found family.
Who stars in Sumolah?
The film stars Afdlin Shauki as Ramlee, alongside Awie, Radhi Khalid, Patrick Teoh, and Intira Jaroenpura.
Is Sumolah (2007) worth watching?
With its blend of action and comedy, plus solid performances from the ensemble cast, Sumolah delivers entertaining value for fans of feel-good underdog stories with cultural authenticity.
How long is Sumolah?
Sumolah has a runtime of 140 minutes.
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Sumolah (2007): Underdog Comedy About Restaurant Redemption
Sumolah (2007) follows Ramlee, a down-on-his-luck Malay youth struggling to find stable employment while disappointing his mother. When he impulsively attempts a sushi-eating challenge at a local restaurant, he fails spectacularly but catches the eye of the owner, Honda. In exchange for the failed bet, Ramlee agrees to work off his debt alongside fellow staff members Haris and Andy, discovering unexpected camaraderie and purpose in the bustling eatery.
Directed by Afdlin Shauki, who also stars as Ramlee, this action-comedy blends humor with heartfelt moments as the protagonist navigates his new life in the restaurant world. The film showcases the vibrant dynamics between the eclectic staff, featuring performances from Awie and Radhi Khalid. With its mix of physical comedy and personal growth themes, Sumolah creates an entertaining atmosphere that explores perseverance and finding one's place in unexpected circumstances. The 140-minute runtime allows for character development while maintaining the energetic pace typical of the genre.