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The film depicts the life of Razif's family who have returned to their old routine after Mr. Shuhaimi was imprisoned and Cengkih Manis was disbanded. However, Razif is now stressed by the high cost of living in the city. Razif begins to miss life in the village. Because she misses Jaafar, Laila manages to convince her father to move back to the village. In order to persuade his wife Mona, Razif lies that they are still being threatened by Cengkih Manis. Therefore, the family needs to move to the village urgently.
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The film depicts the life of Razif's family who have returned to their old routine after Mr. Shuhaimi was imprisoned and Cengkih Manis was disbanded. However, Razif is now stressed by the high cost of living in the city. Razif begins to miss life in the village. Because she misses Jaafar, Laila manages to convince her father to move back to the village. In order to persuade his wife Mona, Razif lies that they are still being threatened by Cengkih Manis. Therefore, the family needs to move to the village urgently.
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