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Harliman's (Rico Tampatty) heart was broken when his lover, Lestari (Meriam Bellina) was married off by her parents to Ir. Rachmat (Frans Tumbuan). After graduating from college, Harliman was determined to work for Rachmat, who was considered to have stolen his lover. One day, Rachmat and Harliman had a car accident, which caused Rachmat to die. Harliman finally managed to reopen Lestari's heart and marry her. However, it turned out that Harliman suddenly showed his true colors. He tortured Lestari by getting drunk and accusing Lestari of having an affair when she was pregnant.
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Harliman's (Rico Tampatty) heart was broken when his lover, Lestari (Meriam Bellina) was married off by her parents to Ir. Rachmat (Frans Tumbuan). After graduating from college, Harliman was determined to work for Rachmat, who was considered to have stolen his lover. One day, Rachmat and Harliman had a car accident, which caused Rachmat to die. Harliman finally managed to reopen Lestari's heart and marry her. However, it turned out that Harliman suddenly showed his true colors. He tortured Lestari by getting drunk and accusing Lestari of having an affair when she was pregnant.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Tatiek Maliyati, Mira W
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Parkit Films
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