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Bunga Untuk Mama
The story of Melati, a single mother who has a special needs child named Nizam. Although often regarded as a burden by those around her, Melati succeeds in proving that her son is capable of excelling in martial arts and changing society's perception of special needs children. Nizam, a special needs child, struggles to adapt at school. His mother Melati asks for Majid's help to train her son in martial arts, despite Majid's refusal.
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The story of Melati, a single mother who has a special needs child named Nizam. Although often regarded as a burden by those around her, Melati succeeds in proving that her son is capable of excelling in martial arts and changing society's perception of special needs children. Nizam, a special needs child, struggles to adapt at school. His mother Melati asks for Majid's help to train her son in martial arts, despite Majid's refusal.
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