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Sinopsis Filem Jerangkung Dalam Almari 

Fikri's (Dato' Adi Putra) life is troubled because he is constantly disturbed by an apparition that emerges from inside a wardrobe, threatening the lives of his wife Shikin (Sophia Albarakbah) and his child (Isaac Iman). Armed with knowledge learned from Pak Hassan (Wan Hanafi Su), Fikri returns to his old house, but is forced to reckon with his brother Ali (Hasnul Rahmat) who harbors a dark secret behind the threat of the Skeleton in the Wardrobe.
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Fikri's (Dato' Adi Putra) life is troubled because he is constantly disturbed by an apparition that emerges from inside a wardrobe, threatening the lives of his wife Shikin (Sophia Albarakbah) and his child (Isaac Iman). Armed with knowledge learned from Pak Hassan (Wan Hanafi Su), Fikri returns to his old house, but is forced to reckon with his brother Ali (Hasnul Rahmat) who harbors a dark secret behind the threat of the Skeleton in the Wardrobe.

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