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Mak-Mak Kesayangan 

Salina is a volunteer at Nurul Jannah Care Centre, a care facility for elderly women. Salina became a volunteer because she regrets neglecting her mother in the past. Salina calls them by the names Mak, Ummi and Bonda. Faris also brought his mother to the centre. Faris's mother, Mak Minah, suffers from Alzheimer's disease. Mak Minah went missing while at the care centre because she was looking for Faris. Faris had placed his mother directly at the care centre, until his mother passed away. Salina marries Faris. After marriage, Faris does not allow Salina to visit the centre. All the elderly women miss Salina.
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Salina is a volunteer at Nurul Jannah Care Centre, a care facility for elderly women. Salina became a volunteer because she regrets neglecting her mother in the past. Salina calls them by the names Mak, Ummi and Bonda. Faris also brought his mother to the centre. Faris's mother, Mak Minah, suffers from Alzheimer's disease. Mak Minah went missing while at the care centre because she was looking for Faris. Faris had placed his mother directly at the care centre, until his mother passed away. Salina marries Faris. After marriage, Faris does not allow Salina to visit the centre. All the elderly women miss Salina.

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Studio:Poketplay Sdn. Bhd

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