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Wafie's return from abroad came with a surprise. Instead of returning to his family home, Wafie is taken to the village. It turns out that on the day of Wafie's return, his grandmother, Nek Wa, is diagnosed with Chikungunya while tapping rubber. Nek Wa is now left helpless at home. Conflict arises when Nek Wa's two children, Razali and Rozi, quarrel over who will take care of Nek Wa. While in the village, Wafie hears all sorts of things about his family. After Nek Wa's health recovers, Wafie tries to change his family so they will always visit Nek Wa and resolve their conflict.
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Wafie's return from abroad came with a surprise. Instead of returning to his family home, Wafie is taken to the village. It turns out that on the day of Wafie's return, his grandmother, Nek Wa, is diagnosed with Chikungunya while tapping rubber. Nek Wa is now left helpless at home. Conflict arises when Nek Wa's two children, Razali and Rozi, quarrel over who will take care of Nek Wa. While in the village, Wafie hears all sorts of things about his family. After Nek Wa's health recovers, Wafie tries to change his family so they will always visit Nek Wa and resolve their conflict.
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