Sirāt: No Lesson to Learn
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Ramadan dan Hamdan
The story of two friends, Ramadan and Hamdan, who have not returned home for Eid celebrations in a long time. They want to go home to celebrate this year but are suddenly fired from their jobs due to an incident that occurred. By chance, a robber fleeing from the police dumps RM100,000 in cash. The two of them begin to fantasize and do not want to return the money. Their journey home for Eid celebration begins. Along the way back to their hometown, they encounter various incidents that teach them lessons from lemang sellers, lepat sellers, and Eid cake sellers whom they meet at each stop. What happens next?
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The story of two friends, Ramadan and Hamdan, who have not returned home for Eid celebrations in a long time. They want to go home to celebrate this year but are suddenly fired from their jobs due to an incident that occurred. By chance, a robber fleeing from the police dumps RM100,000 in cash. The two of them begin to fantasize and do not want to return the money. Their journey home for Eid celebration begins. Along the way back to their hometown, they encounter various incidents that teach them lessons from lemang sellers, lepat sellers, and Eid cake sellers whom they meet at each stop. What happens next?
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