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Hamdan, a disco enthusiast and a tacky guy who is idolized by the people in his neighborhood, is forced to marry Jubaedah and Lusi after they both become pregnant. As ridiculous as it sounds, he rents houses for his two wives right next to each other in Kelinci Alley. Nine months later, two baby boys are born—Harim, Jubaedah’s son who is given an Arab name, and Setiawan, Lusi’s Chinese son. Their lives become increasingly chaotic, as there is never a day without arguments between them.
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Hamdan, a disco enthusiast and a tacky guy who is idolized by the people in his neighborhood, is forced to marry Jubaedah and Lusi after they both become pregnant. As ridiculous as it sounds, he rents houses for his two wives right next to each other in Kelinci Alley. Nine months later, two baby boys are born—Harim, Jubaedah’s son who is given an Arab name, and Setiawan, Lusi’s Chinese son. Their lives become increasingly chaotic, as there is never a day without arguments between them.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Rako Prijanto
Written By:Kinara Samael
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Rapi Films

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