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Sepahtu Kepok Bonda 

Yes sir Has 2 sons are somewhat lazy, Jep and Shuaib always up late and rarely help the housework. One night the two boys had seen their father in a state of grief as yet to fulfill its intention to build kepok for his late wife. Then raised awareness in themselves and are determined to find money to help their father by making a variety of jobs in their village. One day while helping a mother Dara drying fabric, they saw a beautiful girl of Elly son of Mak Dara, begins each episode of romance to captivate Elly.
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Yes sir Has 2 sons are somewhat lazy, Jep and Shuaib always up late and rarely help the housework. One night the two boys had seen their father in a state of grief as yet to fulfill its intention to build kepok for his late wife. Then raised awareness in themselves and are determined to find money to help their father by making a variety of jobs in their village. One day while helping a mother Dara drying fabric, they saw a beautiful girl of Elly son of Mak Dara, begins each episode of romance to captivate Elly.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Family
Directed By:Faisal Ishak
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Astro, Astro Warna

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