In the 2019 telemovie "Cinta Hantu," Intan stepped into supernatural romance. She played a woman haunted by the ghost of her deceased fiancé. The storyline was unique: Intan’s character found new love, but the ghost of the past literally wouldn’t let her move on. This narrative explored grief and guilt in relationships. Critics noted that Intan excelled in the "melancholy lover" role—her eyes conveying a love that was present but inaccessible. It remains a cult favorite for fans who enjoy sedih (sad) storylines.

Before dissecting her fictional romances, one must address the elephant in the room:

Her most publicized relationship lasted about six years. The couple was a fan favorite but eventually split in 2014, citing personal differences and a lack of compatibility for marriage at that time.

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Intan has also been paired with other leading actors, often in more dramatic or tragic romantic arcs.

, in a private ceremony at the Department of Federal Territory Islamic Affairs (JAWI). Family Life

No article on Intan’s relationships is complete without addressing the firestorm of 2020. During a podcast, Intan was asked if she could accept polygamy (a legal but socially tense practice in Malaysia). Her answer was ambiguous: "If my husband can be fair... but I would rather not know."