The Mother Giveth The Sons Taketh

Basri and Salma, a childless couple who run an Odong-Odong at the carnival, face mounting pressure at a family reunion that leads to the revelation of why they haven’t had a child.

Set in the year 2029, the story focuses on an AI-based system called PIKO in schools, and how this technology widens the gap and leads to the loss of the true essence of learning.

Ade is struggling with debt, so she decides to work as a motorcycle taxi driver and looks for ways to prevent customers from canceling rides.

Biba, a low-paid teacher, and Rizky, a struggling wedding videographer, are caught in a family sabotage of a lavish wedding, obsessed with showing off and hoping for a fat envelope. Their dream of a simple wedding is threatened, and the future of their marriage is at stake.

Following the untimely death of their parents, a resilient young adult assumes sole custody of her two younger siblings, battling escalating housing instability and economic devastation in a desperate bid to secure their education.

Bulan, the wife of a fisherman named Lallo, who lives by the Galesong coast with her mother-in-law, Daeng Ngiji, waiting for her husband’s return from the sea. While enduring loneliness and the burden of being a fisherman’s wife, Bulan forms a forbidden emotional connection with Aldebaran, the young son of her husband’s superior. As gossip and tension rise within the coastal community, Bulan’s inner turmoil pushes her toward rebellion against her fate.

The story begins when the 3rd semester of college is about to start, Shinta and Lola are reluctant to rent a house near the campus. The house they liked turned out to be quite big and had 6 rooms. So Lola invited one of her major friends named Deni.