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The story revolves around the turmoil in Zamri's household which fractures due to the interference of his mother-in-law, who has her own preferred candidate despite nine years of marriage. However, the love between Zamri and his family remains intact in order to maintain their family relationship. Zamri divorces his wife Ainun and has two children named Iskandar and Balqish. Ainun does not allow Zamri to meet his children.
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The story revolves around the turmoil in Zamri's household which fractures due to the interference of his mother-in-law, who has her own preferred candidate despite nine years of marriage. However, the love between Zamri and his family remains intact in order to maintain their family relationship. Zamri divorces his wife Ainun and has two children named Iskandar and Balqish. Ainun does not allow Zamri to meet his children.
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