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Perempuan Tanpa Cinta 

# Translation A story of a woman's perseverance in maintaining her pure love until the end of her life. She even reunites with the man only to find that he is needed to let her go forever. The marriage of Razif and Zarah without the presence of children makes their household troubled. This causes Razif to remarry and after that Zarah becomes pregnant. However, Zarah falls into depression because her parents pass away after she gives birth to her child. This causes Razif to leave Zarah and obtain custody of the child, and Zarah never meets her child again until her child grows up.
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# Translation A story of a woman's perseverance in maintaining her pure love until the end of her life. She even reunites with the man only to find that he is needed to let her go forever. The marriage of Razif and Zarah without the presence of children makes their household troubled. This causes Razif to remarry and after that Zarah becomes pregnant. However, Zarah falls into depression because her parents pass away after she gives birth to her child. This causes Razif to leave Zarah and obtain custody of the child, and Zarah never meets her child again until her child grows up.

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Studio:Northern Lights Pictures

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