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The story of three friends Aliff, Bani and Mael who come to Kuala Lumpur to become rock superstars and want to participate in the Battle Of The Band competition. Their journey of joy and hardship as they strive to become superstars.
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The story of three friends Aliff, Bani and Mael who come to Kuala Lumpur to become rock superstars and want to participate in the Battle Of The Band competition. Their journey of joy and hardship as they strive to become superstars.
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