P. Ramlee filmography

P. Ramlee and Kasma Booty, 1950

Here is a list of P. Ramlee's films. He worked on 69 films and 4 television shows.

Film

Original title	English title	Release year	Also credited as				Role	Notes
			Actor	Director	Writer	Composer
Chinta	Love	1948					Putar	First film debut
Noor Asmara	Noor Love	1949	(cameo)				Musician
Nasib	Fate	1949					Baki
Nilam	Nilam	1949					Rashid
Aloha	Aloha	1950					Banjo
Rachun Dunia	Poison of the World	1950					Harun
Bakti	Faithfulness	1950					Nasir
Takdir Ilahi	God's Destiny	1950					Dato Muda Arshad
Penghidupan	Livelihood	1951					Salim
Sejoli	Lovebird	1951					Leftenan Jamil
Juwita	Juwita	1951					Ramlee
Antara Senyum Dan Tangis	Between Smiles and Tears	1952					Abidin
Anjoran Nasib	Fate's Hand	1952					Bahar
Patah Hati	Broken Hearted	1952					Kasim
Sedarah	Incest	1952					Harun
Miskin	The Poor	1952					Kamil
Putus Harapan	Losing Hope	1953					Yusof
Ibu	Mother	1953					Raimy
Hujan Panas	Rain Shower	1953					Amir
Siapa Salah?	Who's Guilty?	1953					Jamil
Panggilan Pulau	Island's Calling	1954					Zulkifli
Merana	Languish	1954					Amir
Perjodohan	Matchmaking	1954					Rashid
Abu Hassan Penchuri	Abu Hassan the Thief	1955					Abu Hassan
Penarek Becha	The Trishaw Man	1955					Amran	First directorial film
Hang Tuah	The Legend of Hang Tuah	1956					Hang Tuah
Semerah Padi	Red Rice	1956					Aduka
Anak-ku Sazali	My Son, Sazali	1956					Hassan & Sazali
Pancha Delima	Pancha Delima	1957	(narrator)				Poet's Voice
Bujang Lapok	Three Over-age Bachelors	1957					Ramli
Sumpah Orang Minyak	Curse of the Oil Man	1958					Si Bongkok
Sarjan Hassan	Sergeant Hassan	1958		(uncredited)			Sgt. Hassan
Pendekar Bujang Lapok	The Three Over-age Bachelor Warriors	1959					Ramli bin Puteh (Ramli)
Musang Berjanggut	The Bearded Fox	1959					Tun Nila Utama, aka Raja Muda Pura Cendana
Nujum Pak Belalang	Pak Belalang the Fortune Teller	1959					Pak Belalang
Antara Dua Darjat	Between Two Classes	1960					Ghazali
Sumpah Wanita	Women's Oath	1960					—
Seniman Bujang Lapok	The Nitwit Movie Stars	1961					Ramli
Ali Baba Bujang Lapok	Ali Baba in Burlesque	1961					Ketua Penyamun (Leader of the Thieves)
Singapura Dilanggar Todak	Singapore Was Hit by a Sword	1961				(arranger)	—
Ibu Mertuaku	My Mother in Law	1962					Kassim bin Osman Selamat @ Osman Jailani
Gerhana	Eclipse	1962					—
Labu dan Labi	Labu and Labi	1962					Labi
花團錦簇	Love Parade	1963					Himself (guest singer)	Hong Kong movie[1]
Nasib Si Labu Labi	The Fate of Labu and Labi	1963					Labi
Madu Tiga	Three Wives	1964					Jamil
Melanchong Ke Tokyo	Travelling to Tokyo	1964	(cameo)				Himself (Invitation Singer)
Tiga Abdul	The Three Abduls	1964					Abdul Wahub, the youngest son
Sitora Harimau Jadian	Sitora the Man-Tiger	1964					Dr. Affendi
Ragam P. Ramlee	The Antics of P. Ramlee	1964					Singer/ Ramlee & Damaq
Masam Masam Manis	Sourness and Sweetness	1965					Teacher Shaari Suleiman
Dajal Suchi	Devotion	1965	(cameo)				Himself (invitation singer)
Sabarudin Tukang Kasut	Sabaruddin the Cobbler	1966					Sabarudin
Do Re Mi	Do Re Mi	1966					Do (Masdo)
Nasib Do Re Mi	The Fate of Do Re Mi	1966					Do
Sesudah Suboh	After Dawn	1967					Ariffin Mahmud
Keluarga 69	Family 69	1967					Osman Bakar
Ahmad Albab	Ahmad Albab	1968					Syawal
Anak Bapak	Like Father Like Son	1968					Che' Harun
Gerimis	Drizzle	1968					Kamal
Bukan Salah Ibu Mengandung	Not the Fault of the Mother Who Became Pregnant	1969					Dad Murad
Enam Jahanam	Six Plunderers	1969					Tantari
Kanchan Tirana	Kanchan Tirana	1969					Pendekar Silat
Doktor Rushdi	Doctor Rushdi	1970					Dr. Rushdi
Di Belakang Tabir	Behind the Curtain	1970					ASP Azman
Gelora	Storm	1970					Rozaimi (Remy)
Jangan Tinggal Daku	Don't Leave Me	1971					Dato' Mahmud
Putus Sudah Kaseh Sayang	Love Is Gone	1971					Rostam
Laksamana Do Re Mi	Warriors Do Re Mi	1972					Do	The final acting and directing last film

Television

Year	Title	Role	TV channel	Notes
1970	Intan	Jamal	TV1
1972	Ranjau Selamat
	Bakat TV RTM	Himself (jury)
2010	Biography: P. Ramlee	Himself	History	Documentary

References

1. "Ramlee, wife in 'Love Parade'". The Straits Times. 7 Jun 1962. p. 6.