Rawaa Yassin

The story tells of 4 friends namely Pak Azlee, Wahid Deghian, Saiful Apek and Yasin Rambo who live in a village called Kampung Pokok Sena. They are quite well-known among the village residents for their amusing antics and behavior when hanging out at the coffee shop stall and often discussing current issues, especially events that occur in their village. Pak Azlee's character is the owner of a coffee shop stall that serves as the main hangout spot for residents of Kampung Sena. Wahid Deghian is an entrepreneur who runs a durian plantation in Kampung Pokok Senariuh. Apek is the owner of a jamming studio in the village. Yassin Rambo is the owner of a motorcycle workshop.

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