Jinny oh Jinny

(id)

1997

20m

Comedy

Drama

Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Overview: Once upon a time in the Remisol Tribe, Solfami was sad because Papa Rehe was going to sacrifice herself as an offering to the gods. Knowing Papa Rehe's plan, Mama Rehe gave a ring that had magical powers to Solfami. With special knowledge, Mama Rehe reduced Solfami's body to put her in a large shell, and then brought Solfami to the beach. The Remisol tribe who knew that the clam contained Solfami chased after Mama Rehe, luckily she managed to throw the shell into the open sea. Hundreds of years later, Bagus, who was diving, found a large clam that turned out to contain Solfami. He then gives her a nickname, Jinny.

Status: Ended

Release date: December 6, 1997

Number of season: 2

Number of episode: 226

Countries of origin: Indonesia,

Production company:

MVP Pictures

Top Cast

Diana Pungky

as Solfami/Jinny

Eko DJ

as Eko Baroto

Yusuf Surya

as Jaka Saputra

Meidiana Hutomo

as Bu Menik

Ivan Ray

as Bagaskoro

Media

Posters

Backdrops

Seasons

Season 1

December 6, 1997.

153 Episodes

Overview: When Bagus was thinking alone on the beach, the shell he found suddenly moved and a beautiful genie emerged from it. The genie's release from the shell made Bagus shocked and amazed to see the beautiful figure of the genie. Bagus gave the name Jinny because she was beautiful, so Jinny finally gave him lots of pearls according to Bagus's request to be handed over to his boss and owner of PT Mutiara Laut, Eko Baroto. Seeing his large pearl harvest, Mr. Baroto gave Bagus a house and a large bonus. Since then, Bagus has always been successful in carrying out Mr. Baroto's duties because Jinny often helps him.

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Season 2

January 1, 1970.

73 Episodes

Overview: Bagus separated from Jinny because he was sent to school in the United States by Mr. Baroto. Then Mr. Baroto recruited Lian Lui Lola Lolita to work at PT Mutiara Laut to temporarily replace Bagus's job. The next day Mr. Baroto came to Jaka's house and brought Bagaskoro, a Javanese-Dutch man from Surabaya who was often called Bagas, to serve as a diver who replaced Bagus.

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