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Jadi Raya Tak Jadi
Farid, who was raised in America, arrives in Malaysia for the first time to celebrate Hari Raya with his grandparents. Upon arriving at KLIA, Farid loses all his valuables. With the help of a mysterious young man named Murad, Farid gets into his car. Their journey to Kedah is full of mystery. Farid's trust in Murad begins to wane as he suspects Murad has bad intentions. Eventually, Farid decides to continue the journey to his village on his own.
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Farid, who was raised in America, arrives in Malaysia for the first time to celebrate Hari Raya with his grandparents. Upon arriving at KLIA, Farid loses all his valuables. With the help of a mysterious young man named Murad, Farid gets into his car. Their journey to Kedah is full of mystery. Farid's trust in Murad begins to wane as he suspects Murad has bad intentions. Eventually, Farid decides to continue the journey to his village on his own.
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Written By:Isqandar Jebat
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Multimedia Entertainment
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