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Ayah, main catur yuk! It tells the story of Bunga, who experiences her most cherished day: spending time with her father, who suddenly recovers from his illness. However, amidst constant prayers and hope, she learns to accept the lessons of mistakes and loss.
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Ayah, main catur yuk! It tells the story of Bunga, who experiences her most cherished day: spending time with her father, who suddenly recovers from his illness. However, amidst constant prayers and hope, she learns to accept the lessons of mistakes and loss.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Rameyza Alya, Fachri Aziz, Nandhita Maheswari
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Kita Bersama Production
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