
Synopsis
Os fails in his examination and his looked down upon by his family and the villagers. Nevertheless he is good in the chemistry and biology and invent a formula that enables mutes and animals to speak. A businesswoman is interested in his invention and brings him to Kuala Lumpur. Unfortunately, she cheat him and he is declared bankrupt.
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