'Don't Look Up' Wasn't Much to Look Up to
Adam McKay might have been more concerned with cramming cameos than he was in this story which is a bloated criticism of the rich and famous… delivered unto us by the rich and famous.
Syahadah Terakhir
The story tells of Pak Yusuf who cherishes his children, Razlan and Rafidah, carrying them like a brimming vessel of oil until they succeed. Conflict begins after the death of his wife. Pak Yusof takes turns staying at his children's homes. Because of his fussy nature, he tests the patience of Zaidi, the husband of Rafidah. Pak Yusof begins to compare the wealth of Rafidah with Zaidi. He starts to control Rafidah's life. Rafidah is caught between her father and her husband.
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The story tells of Pak Yusuf who cherishes his children, Razlan and Rafidah, carrying them like a brimming vessel of oil until they succeed. Conflict begins after the death of his wife. Pak Yusof takes turns staying at his children's homes. Because of his fussy nature, he tests the patience of Zaidi, the husband of Rafidah. Pak Yusof begins to compare the wealth of Rafidah with Zaidi. He starts to control Rafidah's life. Rafidah is caught between her father and her husband.
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