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Daddyku Gangster 

Ray is the head of a gang that steals luxury cars, and is involved in an underground fight club. He does not have a good relationship with his family, but when his brother Remy and Remy`s wife pass away in a tragic accident, Ray is shocked that his brother had made his intentions known in the will and had chosen Ray to be the guardian of his two children - Arisha dan Aidil.
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Ray is the head of a gang that steals luxury cars, and is involved in an underground fight club. He does not have a good relationship with his family, but when his brother Remy and Remy`s wife pass away in a tragic accident, Ray is shocked that his brother had made his intentions known in the will and had chosen Ray to be the guardian of his two children - Arisha dan Aidil.

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Genre:Action, Comedy, Crime
Directed By:Ismail Bob Hasim
Written By:Epy Kodiang
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:D'Ayu Pictures

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