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Comic Kong X Kong 

It all started when two friends, Muslim and Gitong, moved to Jakarta. However, they were tricked into draining their money by a beautiful broker, leaving them unable to find work. One day, the police arrested them for urinating on a statue, causing it to explode. However, it was later discovered that the statue exploded due to a short circuit. They were released, and policewoman Yenny became interested in hiring them as honorary informants to eradicate corruption.
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It all started when two friends, Muslim and Gitong, moved to Jakarta. However, they were tricked into draining their money by a beautiful broker, leaving them unable to find work. One day, the police arrested them for urinating on a statue, causing it to explode. However, it was later discovered that the statue exploded due to a short circuit. They were released, and policewoman Yenny became interested in hiring them as honorary informants to eradicate corruption.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Yan Senjaya
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Universal Entertaiment Indonesia

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