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Princess Felora (Ruhainies) is the only princess of the Kingdom of Azania who does not obey her parents. As a result of her choice, Princess Felora becomes trapped in the modern era together with Mangko, her beloved rabbit (Cik B). In the present-day world, Princess Felora is rescued by Mama (Vanidah Imran) and her family, but Princess Felora must quickly find a way home to save Azania from destruction.
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Princess Felora (Ruhainies) is the only princess of the Kingdom of Azania who does not obey her parents. As a result of her choice, Princess Felora becomes trapped in the modern era together with Mangko, her beloved rabbit (Cik B). In the present-day world, Princess Felora is rescued by Mama (Vanidah Imran) and her family, but Princess Felora must quickly find a way home to save Azania from destruction.
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