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Bahalol 

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.
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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.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Rahhiemi Alias, Harith Baharudin
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Gambo TV

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