# The Story of Farhan and Niya The story tells of Farhan (Shahz Jaszle) divorcing Hananiyah, known as Niya (Zara Zya), with a single talak and unexpectedly leaving the house one day. Farhan only gives the reason that he can no longer live with Niya. They both married at a young age. From their marriage, they were blessed with a five-year-old son, Luqman. Farhan returns to his mother's house, Puan Faridah, and tells her a false story. Farhan fabricates various stories to his mother about Niya. As usual, Puan Faridah believes her beloved son's words. In reality, Farhan has already married Haryani (Atikah Suhaime). Niya cannot accept this reality and feels depressed after the divorce. Her life becomes chaotic. Niya and Luqman lose their home when she receives notice that the house will be auctioned. Niya is also chased by creditors because Farhan loves to borrow money, spend lavishly, and pretend to be wealthy.
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