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Maling Kutang 

In this comedy, Syamsul is envious of Ina, his rival grocer. One day, he sees Ina worshiping a bra that he thinks is the talisman that increases Ina’s sales. In fact, Ina is checking a bra she had just found. Provoked by his wife, Syamsul intends to steal the bra.
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In this comedy, Syamsul is envious of Ina, his rival grocer. One day, he sees Ina worshiping a bra that he thinks is the talisman that increases Ina’s sales. In fact, Ina is checking a bra she had just found. Provoked by his wife, Syamsul intends to steal the bra.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Rako Prijanto
Written By:Raditya Dika
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Maxima Pictures

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