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The story follows a young Chinese man named Harry who visits Sarawak. He accompanies his best friend to his hometown to celebrate Gawai Day. Unexpectedly, Harry falls head over heels for a beautiful and friendly Iban girl named Jenny, who also serves as his tour guide throughout his stay in Sarawak. However, their romance faces strong opposition from Jenny's father. Watch how Harry earnestly strives to win over Jenny's father's heart and gain his acceptance as Jenny's destined partner.
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The story follows a young Chinese man named Harry who visits Sarawak. He accompanies his best friend to his hometown to celebrate Gawai Day. Unexpectedly, Harry falls head over heels for a beautiful and friendly Iban girl named Jenny, who also serves as his tour guide throughout his stay in Sarawak. However, their romance faces strong opposition from Jenny's father. Watch how Harry earnestly strives to win over Jenny's father's heart and gain his acceptance as Jenny's destined partner.

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Studio:Megaday Media Sdn Bhd

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