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Jefri Haji Muda
A story about a young man who has just returned from performing the hajj. While he is taking a stroll, he encounters a girl who works on her family's strawberry farm. The young man begins to fall in love with the girl. However, will he succeed in winning her heart? The bicycle journey of two friends, Haji Jefri and Haji Fairuz, to see the world has led them to meet a girl named Camelia. Haji Jefri suggests that Camelia join them.
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A story about a young man who has just returned from performing the hajj. While he is taking a stroll, he encounters a girl who works on her family's strawberry farm. The young man begins to fall in love with the girl. However, will he succeed in winning her heart? The bicycle journey of two friends, Haji Jefri and Haji Fairuz, to see the world has led them to meet a girl named Camelia. Haji Jefri suggests that Camelia join them.
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