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Hanif, the son of a police corporal named Firdaus, frequently feels that his father neglects him and his mother for the sake of duty, to the point where Hanif dares to ask his father to quit being a policeman. The situation escalates when his mother dies in a road accident, while at the same time his father is arrested on suspicion of killing a criminal before being released. Since then, the relationship between Hanif and his father becomes cold because Hanif blames his father for what happened.
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Hanif, the son of a police corporal named Firdaus, frequently feels that his father neglects him and his mother for the sake of duty, to the point where Hanif dares to ask his father to quit being a policeman. The situation escalates when his mother dies in a road accident, while at the same time his father is arrested on suspicion of killing a criminal before being released. Since then, the relationship between Hanif and his father becomes cold because Hanif blames his father for what happened.

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