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Cikgu Dina Pakai Prada 

The story follows Dina, a fashion graduate who desperately wants to become a fashion designer. Her life is filled with various dreams of becoming like a celebrity, living a luxurious life and wearing expensive clothes. Her mother is angry with Dina because she still refuses to work and only spends the family's money. Until one day Dina receives an offer letter to become a teacher. Under pressure from her mother, Dina agrees even though she is not willing to be a teacher, let alone be posted to a village. Dina's life now changes 360 degrees because this is not the life she desires. Cast of the telemovie Teacher Dina Wears Prada
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The story follows Dina, a fashion graduate who desperately wants to become a fashion designer. Her life is filled with various dreams of becoming like a celebrity, living a luxurious life and wearing expensive clothes. Her mother is angry with Dina because she still refuses to work and only spends the family's money. Until one day Dina receives an offer letter to become a teacher. Under pressure from her mother, Dina agrees even though she is not willing to be a teacher, let alone be posted to a village. Dina's life now changes 360 degrees because this is not the life she desires. Cast of the telemovie Teacher Dina Wears Prada

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