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Papadom 

Could a loving husband fulfill his late wife's wishes? This movie tells a tale of Saadom who is a successful Nasi Kandar businessman in Pulau Pinang. His wife's last wishes before she passed away to take good care of their daughter Mia, changed Saadom's life forever. From a very busy businessman, Saadom changed into becoming a very dependable father who is very much focused on her daughter's life. As Mia grows up she gets a bit annoyed with her father's endless care and devotion towards her. A huge dilemma arises as Mia is all grown up and ready for University life.
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Could a loving husband fulfill his late wife's wishes? This movie tells a tale of Saadom who is a successful Nasi Kandar businessman in Pulau Pinang. His wife's last wishes before she passed away to take good care of their daughter Mia, changed Saadom's life forever. From a very busy businessman, Saadom changed into becoming a very dependable father who is very much focused on her daughter's life. As Mia grows up she gets a bit annoyed with her father's endless care and devotion towards her. A huge dilemma arises as Mia is all grown up and ready for University life.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Family
Directed By:Afdlin Shauki
Written By:Afdlin Shauki
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Tayangan Unggul

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