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Kasih Abang 

The encounter between Adam, a street painter, and Wani, a wealthy man's daughter, helps unravel the search for his younger brother, Idris, since they were separated 18 years ago. The separation occurred when their mother, who was forced to become a drug mule to pay off their late father's debts, refused to continue with the illegal work and was subsequently killed like their father. Adam hid Idris away and then returned home to save their mother, but his attempt failed.
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The encounter between Adam, a street painter, and Wani, a wealthy man's daughter, helps unravel the search for his younger brother, Idris, since they were separated 18 years ago. The separation occurred when their mother, who was forced to become a drug mule to pay off their late father's debts, refused to continue with the illegal work and was subsequently killed like their father. Adam hid Idris away and then returned home to save their mother, but his attempt failed.

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