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Mustaffa, who has Asperger Syndrome, is raising his daughter Aisyah. Zaiton, Mustaffa's mother, is worried because her frequent illnesses often require her to be hospitalized and she is unable to help care for her granddaughter. Zaiton is suggested to find a foster family for her granddaughter. Many are interested, including Mastura. To achieve her goal, Mastura tries to persuade Zaiton to report Mustaffa's condition to the Department of Social Welfare. This matter has strained the relationship between father and son.
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Mustaffa, who has Asperger Syndrome, is raising his daughter Aisyah. Zaiton, Mustaffa's mother, is worried because her frequent illnesses often require her to be hospitalized and she is unable to help care for her granddaughter. Zaiton is suggested to find a foster family for her granddaughter. Many are interested, including Mastura. To achieve her goal, Mastura tries to persuade Zaiton to report Mustaffa's condition to the Department of Social Welfare. This matter has strained the relationship between father and son.
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