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Lelaki Itu Untukku 2 

After Idlan's death, Orkid has married Emmeri. They live in Emmeri's mother's house. Although married, Orkid still cannot forget Idlan. She still remembers Idlan and often compares Emmeri with Idlan. Orkid and Emmeri visit a resort that was bequeathed to her by the late Idlan's will. The resort is managed by Pak Man and his wife. Orkid frequently associates the resort with her late husband Idlan, causing Emmeri to be disappointed and offended by his wife's attitude.
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After Idlan's death, Orkid has married Emmeri. They live in Emmeri's mother's house. Although married, Orkid still cannot forget Idlan. She still remembers Idlan and often compares Emmeri with Idlan. Orkid and Emmeri visit a resort that was bequeathed to her by the late Idlan's will. The resort is managed by Pak Man and his wife. Orkid frequently associates the resort with her late husband Idlan, causing Emmeri to be disappointed and offended by his wife's attitude.

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Directed By:Haizul Anafer Ali
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Studio:Wiranusa Corporation Sdn Bhd

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