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Jangan Lupa Bahagia 

Following the untimely death of their parents, a resilient young adult assumes sole custody of her two younger siblings, battling escalating housing instability and economic devastation in a desperate bid to secure their education.
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Following the untimely death of their parents, a resilient young adult assumes sole custody of her two younger siblings, battling escalating housing instability and economic devastation in a desperate bid to secure their education.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Andi Burhamzah
Written By:Chairul Rijal
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:786 Production, RUMPI Entertainment, Timur Pictures

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