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Raisa gets a mysterious birthday present containing Bi Asuh who claims to be a maid. Instead of alleviating, Bi Foster actually creates a lot of problems. Besides Raisa's grandmother suffering more, her sister also disappeared. Raisa also had to ask the help of her friends to find her sister and drive Bi Foster.
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Raisa gets a mysterious birthday present containing Bi Asuh who claims to be a maid. Instead of alleviating, Bi Foster actually creates a lot of problems. Besides Raisa's grandmother suffering more, her sister also disappeared. Raisa also had to ask the help of her friends to find her sister and drive Bi Foster.

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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Directed By:Rangga Nattra
Written By:Kungfu Writters
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:SAS Films

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