Kahar: Kapla High Council
Set in 2005, socially invisible Kahar risks tainting his family’s KUDRAT legacy when he volunteers for the Pilihanraya in order to protect his best friend. In this opportunity to rebrand himself, we witness the transformation of Kahar, from what begins as a noble act steers Kahar into the path of malevolence and tyranny.
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Set in 2005, socially invisible Kahar risks tainting his family’s KUDRAT legacy when he volunteers for the Pilihanraya in order to protect his best friend. In this opportunity to rebrand himself, we witness the transformation of Kahar, from what begins as a noble act steers Kahar into the path of malevolence and tyranny.
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Genre:Action, Crime, Drama
Written By:Fatimah Ruzaimi, Anwari Ashraf, Razaisyam Rashid, Luqman Sheikh Ghazali, Ameerul Affiq, Muqri Azlan, Natasha Azlan
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Astro Shaw, Pasal Productions, Alpha47 Films, HM Entertainment, Zak Capital, Golden Screen Cinemas, Tune Talk, GSC Movies
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