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Mediacorp’s newest drama, Last Madame: Sisters of the Night, now available on meWATCH, netizen says it’s perfect for Netflix

SINGAPORE: In an Instagram post, The Celebrity Agency shared that the first five episodes of Mediacorp’s newest drama, Last Madame: Sisters of the Night, are now available to watch on meWATCH. The agency expressed what the drama is all about in the post caption. 

The drama revolves around the life of a young Japanese girl who becomes the top ‘karayuki-san’ in Malaya and is also working as a secret spy for Japan. It is set in the 1920s.

Forced into prostitution, Nozomi, a young Japanese girl, rises to become the top karayuki-san in Malaya while secretly working as a spy for Japan. She befriends Qing Ling, a young Chinese girl trying to escape from her life of oppressive luxury.

Set in the 1920s, in a patriarchal British colony, Nozomi is caught in the crosshairs as British and Japanese intelligence lock horns while Qing Ling is betrayed by her lover and thrown into prostitution. How will the two girls support each other and make it out alive?

This drama series stars in-demand actors and actresses, namely Gini Chang, Fang Rong, Yusuke Fukuchi, Min Ji-oh, Zhang Ze Tong, Jo Tan, and many more. 

Netizens gave their opinions in the comments section. 

One IG user stated: “A production quality that’s befitting the global market indeed! Will be perfect for Netflix” 

Another IG user remarked: “Great performance in the show 👏👏👏” 

More uses declared: “Great acting by @ginichang and @fangrong as the younger versions of fung lan and ah yoke as both of their younger versions are so interesting”, “Finished watching.. Great acting by Gini and Fangrong.❤️👏”, and “In the next universe, Gini Chang will be born in 1989 and join showbiz in 2012 with more height, significantly more charisma and 观众缘, enough to make many audiences love her at first sight” 

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