In "The Most Beautiful Girl in the World" (2025), director Robert Ronny presents a heartfelt romantic comedy that explores themes of love, personal growth, and the true essence of beauty. The story centers on Reuben Wiraatmadja (Reza Rahadian), a wealthy playboy known for his cynical outlook on relationships, stemming from deep-seated childhood issues, including his mother's abandonment. Following his father's sudden passing, Reuben faces an unusual stipulation in the will: to inherit the family fortune, he must marry "the most beautiful girl in the world" within six months. Interpreting this literally, Reuben decides to relaunch his father's reality dating show, casting himself as the bachelor in search of true love. To ensure the show's success, he enlists the help of Kiara (Sheila Dara Aisha), a talented junior producer with aspirations of creating meaningful content. Initially skeptical of Reuben's intentions and dismissive of the show's superficial premise, Kiara agrees to produce the series, hoping to infuse it with authenticity. As the production unfolds, Reuben and Kiara frequently clash over creative differences, leading to a dynamic filled with witty banter and underlying tension. Through their collaboration, Reuben begins to confront his past traumas and reevaluate his understanding of beauty and love, while Kiara challenges her own preconceptions about him. As the finale approaches, both are faced with choices that could alter their lives and perceptions forever. "The Most Beautiful Girl in the World" delves into the transformative power of genuine connection, illustrating that true beauty transcends appearances and is found within. With compelling performances and a narrative that balances humor with heartfelt moments, the film offers a fresh take on the classic enemies-to-lovers trope, making it a must-watch for fans of romantic comedies.