Indonesian Celebrities and Public Figures Celebrate Birthdays on Independence Day
Jakarta, Indonesia – A unique connection binds several prominent Indonesian figures to the nation’s Independence Day, August 17th. Beyond national celebrations, this date marks the birthdays of children of well-known musicians, actors, and political leaders, creating a special annual convergence of personal milestones and national pride.
Sakha Dyandra, the second child of musicians Pasha Purple and Adelia Wilhelmina, turned 12 years old on August 17, 2025. Adelia Wilhelmina shared a heartfelt birthday message on Instagram, writing, “Happy birthday Sakha Dyandra doesn’t feel like it’s 12 years old, hopefully Sakha is healthy, then lives, always loved by Allah.”
Almira Tunggadewi Yudhoyono, the onyl daughter of Annisa Pohan and Agus Harimurti Yudhoyono, reached a significant milestone, celebrating her 17th birthday on August 17, 2024. The occasion, often referred to as “Sweet Seventeen,” was marked with family celebrations.A TikTok video shared by @aira34998 showcased the special moment.
Marciano Nicholas Jatmiko, the youngest son of veteran actress Diah Permatasari, also commemorated his birthday on August 17th. Turning 19 in 2025,Marco’s family embraced the dual party of his birthday and Indonesia’s 80th Independence Day,donning red and white attire. Diah Permatasari posted on instagram (@dps_diahpermatasari), “Happy 19th Bday Marco! Dirgahayu RI 80th.”
Camillia Laetitia Azzahra, affectionately known as Zara, the only daughter of West Java Governor Ridwan Kamil and Atalia Praratya, recently celebrated her 21st birthday on August 17, 2025. Atalia Praratya shared a touching message on instagram (@ataliapr), expressing her hopes for Zara: “Happy 21st birthday, Zara dear. Stay cheerful like your name. Grow beautifully. Be tough in every storm and. Be the best according to your version and your Lord.”
the shared August 17th birthdays of these individuals add a personal touch to Indonesia’s Independence Day celebrations, highlighting the intersection of national identity and individual life events.