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Misteri Akil Balik 

The appearance of Akil in his hometown village has raised questions among the villagers. In fact, they felt that since Akil's arrival in the village, various mysterious incidents have occurred. Particularly for two mischievous village youths named Oden and Ucop, because they feel that since Akil appeared, Hani, Hanim and Hanum have become infatuated with Akil. They both feel threatened. Akil opens a satay stall and frequently gets customer attention because his satay is delicious. Akil will close his stall before midnight. This makes Oden and Ucop increasingly uneasy and they claim that Akil is protecting a ghost. In fact, his delicious satay apparently has something added to it. However, there is a hidden history behind Akil's return to the village that will unravel the real mystery.
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The appearance of Akil in his hometown village has raised questions among the villagers. In fact, they felt that since Akil's arrival in the village, various mysterious incidents have occurred. Particularly for two mischievous village youths named Oden and Ucop, because they feel that since Akil appeared, Hani, Hanim and Hanum have become infatuated with Akil. They both feel threatened. Akil opens a satay stall and frequently gets customer attention because his satay is delicious. Akil will close his stall before midnight. This makes Oden and Ucop increasingly uneasy and they claim that Akil is protecting a ghost. In fact, his delicious satay apparently has something added to it. However, there is a hidden history behind Akil's return to the village that will unravel the real mystery.

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Studio:Pencil Pictures

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