Discovering Self-Identity in Santa Girl
One young woman with an unusual background tries to find and establish herself in the real world, which isn't exactly as festive as she hoped it would be.
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It tells the summary of three different stories full of conflict, affection, lies and realization. A tailor shop owner who is swayed by the persuasion of her ex-husband, Maliki who wants to remarry and marry her again for the sake of their child's future despite her brother's disapproval. Meanwhile, Muzafar, a worker who is promised a promotion but is ultimately disappointed because he is deceived, and the third story, Wan Hashim, who loses trust in his daughter who trusts her boyfriend more.
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It tells the summary of three different stories full of conflict, affection, lies and realization. A tailor shop owner who is swayed by the persuasion of her ex-husband, Maliki who wants to remarry and marry her again for the sake of their child's future despite her brother's disapproval. Meanwhile, Muzafar, a worker who is promised a promotion but is ultimately disappointed because he is deceived, and the third story, Wan Hashim, who loses trust in his daughter who trusts her boyfriend more.
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