Mamang Osa

Baskara celebrated his ninth birthday with Aqilla, but on the other hand, he was also celebrating it with Yumna and his adoptive family in Solo. So, in the next story, will Baskara return to his biological mother, Aqilla? Or will he continue to grow up with his adoptive family in Solo?

Raka is a final-year student frustrated by the constant rejection of his thesis by his lecturers. Sekar, his college friend, suggests that his thesis explore the world of shamanism. Meanwhile, Mbah Djambrong is a legendary and eccentric shaman from Kalimati, a remote village renowned for its supernatural traditions, holding mysteries about humanity's relationship with the mystical and spiritual world.

Anya is a psychologist who works at his father's psychologist firm, Jacques Bouvier, which is located on the Cote France, decided to return to Jakarta and open his own psychologist practice after obtaining a license to practice in Indonesia. Jacques disagrees because he feels that Anya will meet Bima, his first love. According to his father, Bima is a man who only uses Anya. Anya doesn't care, she keeps coming back to Indonesia because her dream is to practice in Indonesia. Sure enough, as Jacques suspected, Anya had another relationship with Bima. At first the relationship went smoothly until finally Anya found out that Bima was married. Anya's return to Jakarta makes Bima want to end his marriage with Lena, moreover, his love for Anya has never been extinguished.

The terror unleashed by Mentari, the ghost of a woman who committed suicide after being bullied and raped by her coworkers. Her sadistic revenge was directed at the four rapists, the woman who filmed the assault, the janitor who witnessed it but said nothing, and her boss, who had been sexually harassing Mentari all along.