point she moves there. It is unknown who imprisons her, and the reasons for it. A likely suspect is her grandfather, the evil spirit who fathers Anak Buloh Betong. In the film, the evil spirit is able to turn his own son into a bamboo stalk, so it must be him that does the same to the princess and then imprisons her. Cast P. Ramlee as Do A. R. Tompel as Re Ibrahim Din as Mi Dayang Sulu as Tuan Puteri Buloh Betong / Puteri Puncak Mahligai Hussein Abu Hassan as Fasola Mak Enon as Dayang Istana Idris Hashim as Royal Advisor Pasir Dua Butir Norizan Mohd. Noor as Queen of Pasir Dua Butir Osman Botak as former Laksamana Minah Yem as Dayang Istana Ainon Chik as Dayang Istana A. K. Jailani as The Policeman Yusof Haslam as Match Spectors (uncredited extra) Soundtrack One of the songs used in Laksamana Do Re Mi, in the scene where Do, Re, and Mi are riding on a flying carpet, was based on the Japanese wartime song Aikoku Kōshinkyoku. References External links 1972 films 1972 comedy films Malaysian black-and-white films Fantasy adventure films Malay-language films 1970s musical films Malaysian comedy films Malaysian fantasy films Films directed by P. Ramlee Merdeka Film Productions films Films shot in Malaysia Films set in Asia