'Young Royals' Review
'Young Royals' is a great example of positive gay representation in its two main protagonists, but the supporting characters are often frustratingly selfish.
Heist Dil Adha
A crossbred wagyu cow belonging to Mr. Onitsuka Korokodai has been stolen by the Naga Gearbox Gang led by Jusoh Belut, the largest beef smuggling cartel in the Peninsula. The Three Nights Gang has been given the task of retrieving the cow. However, this time the mission is an impossible one as the Three Nights Gang has to risk their lives in a different league. A battlefield that they have never been to. The conflict is escalating with the presence of a girl named Bajilah. Will this mission be successful or will one of the Three Nights Gang members be the victim?
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A crossbred wagyu cow belonging to Mr. Onitsuka Korokodai has been stolen by the Naga Gearbox Gang led by Jusoh Belut, the largest beef smuggling cartel in the Peninsula. The Three Nights Gang has been given the task of retrieving the cow. However, this time the mission is an impossible one as the Three Nights Gang has to risk their lives in a different league. A battlefield that they have never been to. The conflict is escalating with the presence of a girl named Bajilah. Will this mission be successful or will one of the Three Nights Gang members be the victim?
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Genre:Action, Comedy, Crime
Written By:Azhar Jalil
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Studio:Astro, Redbean Production
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