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Bara Mahesa (Dimas Anggara), who wants to be a writer, is restless in the absence of any girlfriend. He then meets Velin Caliandra (Natasha Rizki), a junior that later become his girlfriend. But Velin is a spoiled girl and a source of irritation. Then comes Diandra Pramita (Alisia Rininta), a senior who can make Bara feels comfortable. But Diandra in fact is going to be a source of greater resentment.
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Bara Mahesa (Dimas Anggara), who wants to be a writer, is restless in the absence of any girlfriend. He then meets Velin Caliandra (Natasha Rizki), a junior that later become his girlfriend. But Velin is a spoiled girl and a source of irritation. Then comes Diandra Pramita (Alisia Rininta), a senior who can make Bara feels comfortable. But Diandra in fact is going to be a source of greater resentment.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
Written By:Haqi Achmad
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Rapi Films
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