Iqram Dinzly

# English Translation The story follows the lives of four families facing the impact of Covid-19 throughout the Movement Control Order (MCO) in different situations. The first story tells of Kak Sal who is forced to face the challenges posed by the pandemic with her disobedient children who never listen to her, while she also has to care for her elderly mother. The second story of this drama revolves around Fitrah and Ramadhan, a married couple who work as frontliners during Covid-19. The increase in Covid-19 cases in Malaysian society results in all hospitals being filled with infected patients, including Fitrah's parents who also test positive for Covid. Pregnant Fitrah is unaware that she has been infected with this dangerous virus until it eventually claims her life. The next story centres on Radhi who is very selfish as he avoids telling those around him that he has been infected with the virus and continues to do business and meet with resellers.

Based upon an old Malay myth, it tells the story of Arman (Iqram Dinzly) and Melati (Fouziah Ghous) who chose to live in a bungalow built since the Japanese occupation as both of them wanted to live in a peaceful environment without the hustle and bustle of city life. Mysterious things start to occur after Melati accidentally knocks a marked stone in the vicinity of the house and collapses. Melati's mother, Zaiton (Fauziah Nawi) came to visit but then passed away unexpectedly, shocking both Arman and Melati. Melati frequently day dreams, but in fact she have been possessed by an evil ghost that wants to exact revenge after being awaken by Melati. Eventually, Arman suspects that Pak Mail (Sidek Hussain) is responsible for all the strange occurrences.

A woman with no memories of herself and her past has to adapt to her new surroundings but encountered several disturbing events happening in the house.

Salmah's marriage to Suhaimi is not approved by her family, who consider him beneath their status. Salmah remains faithful in her love for Suhaimi with all her heart and is blessed with a son named Hadi. Their life begins to be tested when Suhaimi's work contract ends and he starts experiencing financial difficulties. Suhaimi is not only forced to accept Salmah's decision to divorce, but also has to accept her wish to separate him from their only child, Hadi. Hadi is raised by his mother, Salmah, and his stepfather Azli. As an adult, Hadi continues his studies abroad. Upon returning to his homeland, Hadi becomes a wayward son, far removed from religious teachings, until he finds out too late about Salmah's illness caused by cancer. Hadi's biological father, who is in Doha, desperately wants to get to know Hadi even though Hadi seems cold towards him. He plans to bring Hadi to Doha and perform umrah together with the hope that Hadi will change for the better.

The story of Cheong Ah Ling or Alim, is about an upright young man who is good friends with a child, Umar. Alim is well-liked by the villagers, who are mostly Malays, because of his friendliness and easygoing nature, even though he is a Peranakan Chinese. Although already 35 years old, he is good friends with Umar who is only 9 years old. Alim's and Umar's houses are close to each other but separated by a river. Therefore, Alim has to cycle using a rather distant road route every day to meet Umar. Alim and Umar think of an alternative to build a wooden bridge to cross the river that separates their homes. In fact, the idea came about after he had to use the long route to take his mother to the hospital for treatment, which took a long time. However, their idea is not accepted by the village chief, Pak Samad. Alim and Umar are determined to build the wooden bridge with their own hands even though they do not receive help from the villagers. Cast of the telemovie Titi Kayu

# Translation The story follows the life of Nurul Masmin (Sophie Albarakbah), a successful novelist since her university days, which provokes jealousy from her fellow struggle companion Sabirah (Nellisa Nizam) and her twin Zaili (Hariz Hamdan). However, her life is turned upside down when her mother asks Nurul to marry Amirul (Iqram Dinzly), who is also the son of their maid Jah Gayah (Liza Abdullah). Nurul Masmin is forced to leave her sweetheart Rain Akhtar (Shah Jaszle) for her mother's sake. Gradually, Nurul Masmin's wealth is stripped away by Amirul. Not satisfied with that, her rival - Sabirah - is willing to use black magic to destroy Nurul's marriage and career.

# The Story of Mak Seri The story of Mak Seri (Normah Damanhuri) living alone in the village after her husband's death. Only Jamilah is someone she can confide in and express her feelings of longing and disappointment towards her daughter Zaleha. Zaleha (Tiz Zaqyah) resents her because of a marriage without her consent, but on the contrary, the marriage hides Zaleha's secret that she was already pregnant with an illegitimate child. For Mak Seri, what she did was the best for her daughter. Although Zaleha does not express her feelings, Mak Seri knows that Lokman (Izzue Islam) is not her heart's choice. Until now Mak Seri knows that Zaleha still cannot accept Lokman in her heart. Meanwhile, Zaleha is very disappointed because she cannot be with Johari (Iqram Dinzly), the beloved son of the village chief, without Mak Seri's knowledge until news of her pregnancy is discovered. Mak Seri forces Zaleha to be honest but Zaleha remains silent, unable to speak.

The movie begins when Opie finds a letter from Anizah saying that she wants to marry her boyfriend, Fazley, and has buried her dreams to continue her studies in the UK. Opie, Suzanna Adif and Tajol rush to stop her, and the movie chronicles their misadventures.