Bisikan Dosa, which features great Malaysian actors such as Farid Kamil, Sara Ali, Cik Puan Juliana Evans, Uqasha Senrose, and Sherie Merlis, received 130 locations in its first week but had to be reduced to 91 locations in its second week. “The decrease in the number of cinemas is not something that bothers me because it still remains relevant to be a box office hit in its second week because the number of cinemas is still high compared to several other films which have decreased to 40 or 30 locations,” said Yusry.

This film tells the story of Sarimah, played by Sara Ali, who starts working as a maid in a mansion owned by Aydan, played by Farid Kamil. In addition to doing housework, Sarimah is also ordered to take care of Aydan’s young child and Dr. Dee, played by Juliana Evans. Sarimah begins to be haunted by whispers after staring at a portrait of Zara, played by Uqasha Senrose, who is also Aydan’s ex-wife who died in a fire. The harassment that Sarimah feels is so constant that she feels like revealing what happened. The film Whisper of Sin already has a prequel sequel that will be released at the end of May 2025.

“The questions in each scene make us curious about what will happen until they are answered at the end of the story and make us satisfied. However, the trend in horror films now is when at the end of the story it gives a hint that there will be a continuation later,” said Qamarina, 23, from Kajang.

Yusry really hopes that viewers who have not yet watched it will go to the nearest cinema. “I hope that viewers out there who have not yet watched it will go to the nearest cinema and be part of the audience who will experience the horror of this film with the Dolby Atmos sound system.”

A little about Dolby Atmos, it is one of the most popular surround sound technologies right now. There are many cinemas that use it to invite the audience to experience the most advanced surround sound system. This means that the audience can feel how the sound is coming from almost any point in the location, surrounding the audience as if we are in the middle of the scene.

Therefore, let’s support local films together and book your tickets for the second week of screenings which will start tomorrow (Thursday).