Acting
When his father dies abruptly, Jo Don's culinary career in France is cut short as he has to inherit his father's business. Only then does he find out that his father was a local Godfather and uses his business to cover up for illegal dealings in the food industry.
Intan is a teenager with nowhere to go. When she seeks shelter in a crumbling Chinatown hostel, she meets an old man who seems to live in the shadows. As Intan tries to survive among the hustlers and dreamers of Kuala Lumpur, they strike up an unlikely friendship and she learns more about the hostel’s secret past. But she still needs to face up to what she’s running away from.
It tells the story of Jo Don (Remy Ishak), a chef who dreams of pursuing his culinary skills in Europe. Jo Don faces a dilemma following the death of his father, Baha Don, who has left a will asking Jo to inherit the family business. Unbeknownst to him, his father has been using his food business as a front for illegal dealings in the food industry. The drama is also interwoven with a love story between Jo and Kesuma (Jihan Muse), but his mother, Mama Don (Susan), wants him to marry the daughter of her acquaintance, played by Melissa Campbell. Will Jo take over his father's business or continue his dream of becoming a chef as he has always aspired to be?
Two Malaysian sisters, Rohani and Rohana, run away from home to escape their wealthy father’s mistreatment. They find refuge in a small town where they get to know Brian Goh, a young Catholic schoolteacher. Brian is irresistibly attracted to the two girls. Impressed by their extraordinary courage in the face of adversity, their relationship forces him to confront the ghosts of his own childhood. Director Yasmin Ahmad explores the possibilities of emotional survival after being traumatised by loved ones. Through the wanderings of three lost souls who band together and console one another, Muallaf celebrates friendship, forgiveness, and the coming to terms with the past.
Her passion for ballet never comes in the way of abiding her religion. However, when Suraya lands a desired role for a special Adam & Eve performance, her priority becomes an obstacle as she slowly falls off- balance and breaks the rule of Islam, alongside her relationship with her mother. She finds herself in a situation where choice, is inevitable.
The story follows a unique and peculiar family that runs a culinary business and planned criminal operations. The second season of this series will follow their story left hanging in the final episode of the first season, where Jo (Remy Ishak) realizes that his father, Baha Don (Othman Hafsham), may still be alive. Jo Don and Mat Don manage to escape from their kidnappers, but at the same time, a mysterious rival emerges and begins to execute his plans to bring down the Baha Don family. Will Jo be able to break free and change his honest and sincere nature in order to become a gangster capable of eliminating this new threat?
