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Hati Yang Mengerti 

Kamal commits various crimes to sustain his livelihood in the city. He is so cunning that he evades the authorities. His heart is hardened and he knows no mercy, because for him what matters is receiving substantial payment. One day Kamal is hired by Murad, a famous businessman, to murder his own wife named Ain because he wants to seize her wealth. Misfortune strikes when, on his way to kill Ain, Kamal is involved in a car accident in a village. He is subsequently rescued by Yusuf and his family.
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Kamal commits various crimes to sustain his livelihood in the city. He is so cunning that he evades the authorities. His heart is hardened and he knows no mercy, because for him what matters is receiving substantial payment. One day Kamal is hired by Murad, a famous businessman, to murder his own wife named Ain because he wants to seize her wealth. Misfortune strikes when, on his way to kill Ain, Kamal is involved in a car accident in a village. He is subsequently rescued by Yusuf and his family.

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