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Jebat
Jebat (Sharnaaz Ahmad) is a former gangster leader who migrated and wants to start a new life as a fish farmer. Hannah Mastura (Nelydia Senrose) is a beautiful, smart and rich girl who keeps her feelings for Jebat after seeing the man's calm, diligent and kind heart.
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Jebat (Sharnaaz Ahmad) is a former gangster leader who migrated and wants to start a new life as a fish farmer. Hannah Mastura (Nelydia Senrose) is a beautiful, smart and rich girl who keeps her feelings for Jebat after seeing the man's calm, diligent and kind heart.
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Pena Creative Pictures Sdn Bhd
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