Building "Herself" Back Up After Psychological & Physical Trauma
The film illustrates the life of a single who struggles to provide an ideal childhood for her two daughters.

Anas and Lisa are a couple in love with each other despite coming from two very different backgrounds. Lisa's mother opposes their relationship because she feels Anas is not on their level and wants to match her with Ariff. Lisa is determined to run away from home and marry Anas. Their marriage begins to be tested when Lisa, unaccustomed to a difficult life, is forced to endure hardship. After giving birth to their first child, Suri, Lisa continues to demand a divorce from Anas because she wants to return to her former luxurious life. Anas raises Suri with his new wife, Mira. 6 years later, Lisa, who has married Ariff, returns to claim custody of Suri. At the same time, Anas has had an accident that has resulted in memory impairment. The climax begins when Suri is forced to go with Lisa because Anas can no longer remember that Suri is his child.
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