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Langit Tak Mendengar 

Abang Jue, whose name is Ismail, asks Jue for help in taking care of their mother. Jue is happy because her childhood dream has always been to care for her mother. However, the sky is not always clear when her mother's arrival at home burdens her with the choice of wanting to be a daughter to her mother or a wife to her husband. It becomes worse when her mother's behavior tests the patience of Jue's family.
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Abang Jue, whose name is Ismail, asks Jue for help in taking care of their mother. Jue is happy because her childhood dream has always been to care for her mother. However, the sky is not always clear when her mother's arrival at home burdens her with the choice of wanting to be a daughter to her mother or a wife to her husband. It becomes worse when her mother's behavior tests the patience of Jue's family.

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Studio:Juita Viden Production

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