In the quest of providing viewers with the ultimate TV experience, Joy Prime is set to premiere a new Filipino telenovela, Until We Meet Again.
The series, which premieres tonight at 8 on Monday 14th February, is aimed at captivating viewers with intriguing love and entertainment as Ghana joins the world to mark Valentine.
‘Until We Meet Again’ is a Filipino series that unravels the story of Ana, a girl kidnapped out of vengeance at a tender age and forced to live with a dog; deep in the forest where nobody will find her.
During her captivity, she is isolated from human interaction and as a result, she never learns to communicate and does not know how to love or feel compassion. Her social and cognitive skills never developed.
The feral child, Ana manages to escape into the real world and ends up being adopted by a man who appears to love her.
But will Ana be able to gain her senses and fall in love too?
Don’t miss out on all the suspense, love and drama in the all-new, ‘Until We Meet Again’, on Joy Prime starting tonight and subsequent weekdays.
You can also catch the action on Joy Prime on DSTV channel 281, GOTV channel 180 and MultiTV HD+ 102 for the full intriguing story of pain, agony and love.
Until We Meet Again on Joy Prime is courtesy Kalyppo, Beta Malt, Onga, Yumvita, Madar and JACCD Design Institute Africa.
Latest Stories
-
Don’t risk progress with new reforms – IERPP cautions BoG
2 minutes -
Planting for the Future: Forest clubs and tree planting drive to combat environmental damage
17 minutes -
Over-concentration of resources in urban centres stifling national economic progress – Nii Moi Thompson
28 minutes -
It’s time gov’t heeds our call – GRNMA urges swift action amid worsening health crisis
33 minutes -
Atwima Nwabiagya South MCE takes steps to reclaim degraded lands through tree planting
51 minutes -
NLC secures high court injunction to end nurses’ strike
1 hour -
$30 million road scandal: Minister goes after Indian contractor
1 hour -
WaterAid Ghana, Guinness Ghana commission major water expansion projects in Nadowli and Nandom
1 hour -
“We Are Coming”: Womba Africa to share Ghana’s cultural spirit in UK tour
1 hour -
1,200 excavators await clearance at Tema Port; close to 3,000 more headed to Ghana – Transport Minister reveals
1 hour -
We receive over 200 excavators daily – Transport Minister raises alarm over influx at Tema Port
1 hour -
Health Minister appeals to striking nurses and midwives to return to work
1 hour -
Hannah Bissiw recounts ‘hostage-style’ attack following illegal mining raid at Bui Sobinso
2 hours -
EU scientists warn against using foreign carbon credits to meet climate targets
2 hours -
Akufo-Addo backs Mahama’s National Day of Prayer and Thanksgiving initiative
2 hours