Black Swan and its dark feminine energy
Every movement becomes a question of identity. To become who we are meant to be. In order to reach that we often have to shed who we once were, and that shedding can sometimes be so brutal it’s ungraceful.
Ku Punya Hati
Starting as a rough and free-spirited individual, Rashidah's personality is transformed into a social media star and artist in the blink of an eye, all thanks to Noah. Noah has proposed to Rashidah, but is forced to keep it secret due to their contractual relationship agreement. When she finds herself pregnant, Rashidah receives widespread criticism from netizens about herself. Noah's family cannot accept her as part of their family, which sadly causes their separation. Suddenly one day Noah goes missing, feared dead under mysterious circumstances. This causes Rashidah to receive even more criticism and be ostracized by the family. Will she find peace from this misery and discover what happened to her true love in the end?
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Starting as a rough and free-spirited individual, Rashidah's personality is transformed into a social media star and artist in the blink of an eye, all thanks to Noah. Noah has proposed to Rashidah, but is forced to keep it secret due to their contractual relationship agreement. When she finds herself pregnant, Rashidah receives widespread criticism from netizens about herself. Noah's family cannot accept her as part of their family, which sadly causes their separation. Suddenly one day Noah goes missing, feared dead under mysterious circumstances. This causes Rashidah to receive even more criticism and be ostracized by the family. Will she find peace from this misery and discover what happened to her true love in the end?
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