Don’t Let the Box Office Failure Deter You, 'Bros' is A Classic Rom-Com
'Bros' is a must-watch for October's LGBTQIA+ History Month and it's as good a rom-com as any! Don't let box office numbers or misguided reviews deter you from this great film.
Rahsia Hati
Tengku Dania Dahlia is a Malaysian millionaire who lost her parents in childhood and discovered they were killed in a planned accident. Since then, Tengku Dania Dahlia has wanted to uncover the story behind their deaths and protect her only younger brother, Tengku Daniel Darius. To maintain the family's status, Dania is reluctantly betrothed by her grandmother to Hairi Azwan. Like a book meeting a ruler, they are both stubborn, both arrogant. Though reluctant to admit it, they actually care for each other deeply. In secret, the firmness and overprotective nature of Tengku Dania Dahlia, the corporate woman who is skilled in fighting and melting the stone heart of Hairi Azwan, the womanizer, draws them closer.
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Tengku Dania Dahlia is a Malaysian millionaire who lost her parents in childhood and discovered they were killed in a planned accident. Since then, Tengku Dania Dahlia has wanted to uncover the story behind their deaths and protect her only younger brother, Tengku Daniel Darius. To maintain the family's status, Dania is reluctantly betrothed by her grandmother to Hairi Azwan. Like a book meeting a ruler, they are both stubborn, both arrogant. Though reluctant to admit it, they actually care for each other deeply. In secret, the firmness and overprotective nature of Tengku Dania Dahlia, the corporate woman who is skilled in fighting and melting the stone heart of Hairi Azwan, the womanizer, draws them closer.
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