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Upin & Ipin Edisi Ramadan Raya (2022)
Upin & Ipin Edisi Ramadan Raya tells the story of Upin & Ipin experience fasting in Ramadan for the first time. Upin & Ipin’s achievement of fasting for a month also gives a new meaning when celebrating Hari Raya Aidilfitri with guidance by their caring Opah, strict Ros and Tok Dalang, who tolerates their antics. They are also accompanied with friends from various ethnicities with their actions that touch the hearts of viewers like Ehsan and Fizi, Mei-Mei, Rajoo and Mail.
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Upin & Ipin Edisi Ramadan Raya tells the story of Upin & Ipin experience fasting in Ramadan for the first time. Upin & Ipin’s achievement of fasting for a month also gives a new meaning when celebrating Hari Raya Aidilfitri with guidance by their caring Opah, strict Ros and Tok Dalang, who tolerates their antics. They are also accompanied with friends from various ethnicities with their actions that touch the hearts of viewers like Ehsan and Fizi, Mei-Mei, Rajoo and Mail.
Rating:G
Genre:Animation, Adventure, Family
Written By:Adam Amiruddin
In Theaters:4/30/2022
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Runtime:67 minutes
Studio:Astro, Astro Shaw, Les' Copaque
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