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Hanif is a young man who is looking for a job but has not been accepted yet. He has a large debt to a loan shark because he had to pay for his mother's medical treatment and his sister's school fees. His father also passed away a long time ago. One day, an unknown number called Hanif and gave him several challenges so that Hanif could earn money. What will Hanif do to get the money?
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Hanif is a young man who is looking for a job but has not been accepted yet. He has a large debt to a loan shark because he had to pay for his mother's medical treatment and his sister's school fees. His father also passed away a long time ago. One day, an unknown number called Hanif and gave him several challenges so that Hanif could earn money. What will Hanif do to get the money?
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Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Muhammad Fikri Nuryasin
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