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Ramadan Pertama Edi
A newly married couple, Edi and Nad, will be celebrating their first Ramadan together as husband and wife. At the house of Nad's father, Pak Sobri, who is a stern man, but many situations occur and secrets are revealed while they are there. Will Edi be able to win the heart of his father-in-law? The story follows Edi (Redza Rosli) and Nad (Mimi Lana). After two months of knowing each other and dating, Edi and Nad get married. Dating during the MCO period meant they rarely met and did not have the opportunity to understand each other's feelings deeply. However, after living together, Edi and Nad begin to realize each other's personalities. Edi is the type who finds it difficult to be serious and honest, while Nad is the type who is fussy and a perfectionist. Nad is now six months pregnant and will return to her father's house, Pak Sobri, a few days before Ramadan. Due to the lockdown, Nad and Edi are forced to fast at Pak Sobri's house for two weeks.
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A newly married couple, Edi and Nad, will be celebrating their first Ramadan together as husband and wife. At the house of Nad's father, Pak Sobri, who is a stern man, but many situations occur and secrets are revealed while they are there. Will Edi be able to win the heart of his father-in-law? The story follows Edi (Redza Rosli) and Nad (Mimi Lana). After two months of knowing each other and dating, Edi and Nad get married. Dating during the MCO period meant they rarely met and did not have the opportunity to understand each other's feelings deeply. However, after living together, Edi and Nad begin to realize each other's personalities. Edi is the type who finds it difficult to be serious and honest, while Nad is the type who is fussy and a perfectionist. Nad is now six months pregnant and will return to her father's house, Pak Sobri, a few days before Ramadan. Due to the lockdown, Nad and Edi are forced to fast at Pak Sobri's house for two weeks.
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