Misteri Mona
# Mona The story follows Anom (Janna Nick), a gentle woman suffering from chronic mental illness. Her husband, Dr Nadeem (Redza Rosli), is concerned about Anom's condition as she frequently hallucinates about a woman named Mona who haunts her. Dr Nadeem has given Anom medication to help control her hallucinations, but due to his busy work schedule, Nadeem hires Farah (Elisya Sandha) as a caregiver for his wife. Farah is an honest and hardworking young woman who takes the job after being unemployed for some time since graduation. Initially, Farah is comfortable taking care of Anom, until one day Farah begins to see Anom's true condition when she carelessly forgets to ensure Anom takes her medication, causing Anom to have an episode that night. Farah is severely scolded by Dr Nadeem and promises never to let it happen again.
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# Mona The story follows Anom (Janna Nick), a gentle woman suffering from chronic mental illness. Her husband, Dr Nadeem (Redza Rosli), is concerned about Anom's condition as she frequently hallucinates about a woman named Mona who haunts her. Dr Nadeem has given Anom medication to help control her hallucinations, but due to his busy work schedule, Nadeem hires Farah (Elisya Sandha) as a caregiver for his wife. Farah is an honest and hardworking young woman who takes the job after being unemployed for some time since graduation. Initially, Farah is comfortable taking care of Anom, until one day Farah begins to see Anom's true condition when she carelessly forgets to ensure Anom takes her medication, causing Anom to have an episode that night. Farah is severely scolded by Dr Nadeem and promises never to let it happen again.
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