Malek

The story of four friends and a flower bloom in the garden.

Lee is a blacksmith who greatly hopes his son will inherit the family's generations-old talent for iron forging. Unfortunately, his son is reluctant to accept his father's suggestion and offers various excuses. This situation causes Lee to decide to continue the business alone. Meanwhile, his wife, Xiu Ching, is a former renowned opera singer from the past. However, due to her age, no one seeks her out for performances anymore. Most of her time is spent at home as a housewife. Until one day Lee faces a criminal who blackmails and extorts money from him. Lee becomes increasingly stressed with his problems, and at the same time Xiu Ching is forgetting more and more things. The appearance of a young boy who shows a deep interest in iron forging brings light into Lee's life. He begins to see who he wants to pass his career on to. But will his dreams come true?

Bahalol tells the story of an autistic young man in his 40s named Bilal who lives with his mother Rokiah. His mother tried to best prepare him facing the outside world in case she passed away.

An ustaz is ashamed of his father's business, a 'bundle' shop near the alley of immorality, and is worried that it will affect his reputation.

Everything seemed perfect when Delaila and Ali Syukri were united on the basis of love. But it's true what they say, marrying at a young age brings many challenges. Their marriage is tested by the presence of a third party and Delaila moves to New York. Twelve years later, a chance meeting in New York reopens their story.

It tells the story of a shepherd's son who loses his mother to cancer, going through a difficult time when he needs to part with his beloved buffalo to support his family's finances. He tries to find various ways so that his father won't sell his beloved buffalo. Since childhood, Mawi has lived closely with buffaloes because Pok Chek is a shepherd. Among the many buffaloes that his father herds, there is one that Mawi is very close to and loves dearly, named Damak.