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Menantu Mek Barber 

# Translation It tells the story of a grandmother living with her son-in-law and grandchildren. After the death of his wife, her son-in-law manages a hipster barber shop in the village. Worried about being sidelined by her son-in-law, she begins to sabotage any woman who wants to be a companion to her son-in-law. However, she has a change of heart after finding a suitable candidate to be a new mother to her grandchildren and also a wife to her son-in-law.
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# Translation It tells the story of a grandmother living with her son-in-law and grandchildren. After the death of his wife, her son-in-law manages a hipster barber shop in the village. Worried about being sidelined by her son-in-law, she begins to sabotage any woman who wants to be a companion to her son-in-law. However, she has a change of heart after finding a suitable candidate to be a new mother to her grandchildren and also a wife to her son-in-law.

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Studio:Metrowealth International Group (MIG)

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