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Jodoh Lebaran 

Seven days before Eid, Father Pul and Mother Temah plan to matchmake their daughter Ain with the son of Hajji Leman who is studying abroad. However, Ain already has her own choice of heart, which is Alif. Although Alif is Ain's boyfriend, Alif pays little attention to Ain. Meanwhile, the village is in chaos because of the White Jembalang! There's a ghost in the month of Ramadan..Wait! Is that true? What about Ain and Alif then? Will Ain accept her family's choice?
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Seven days before Eid, Father Pul and Mother Temah plan to matchmake their daughter Ain with the son of Hajji Leman who is studying abroad. However, Ain already has her own choice of heart, which is Alif. Although Alif is Ain's boyfriend, Alif pays little attention to Ain. Meanwhile, the village is in chaos because of the White Jembalang! There's a ghost in the month of Ramadan..Wait! Is that true? What about Ain and Alif then? Will Ain accept her family's choice?

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Studio:Manggis Pictures Sdn Bhd

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