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Bila Kau Tiada 

The story of Sarah who often complains because her husband Lokman is unable to provide her with a comfortable life. By God's will, Sarah has been given the opportunity to live with a new husband, to experience a luxurious life that is very different from her current life, while Lokman continues to live in hardship watching Sarah's comfort as the wife of another man. Cast of the TV movie When You Are Gone TV1
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The story of Sarah who often complains because her husband Lokman is unable to provide her with a comfortable life. By God's will, Sarah has been given the opportunity to live with a new husband, to experience a luxurious life that is very different from her current life, while Lokman continues to live in hardship watching Sarah's comfort as the wife of another man. Cast of the TV movie When You Are Gone TV1

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