Nurul Aini

Bunga Tanjong captures the exploratory life journey of three Malay women, Miriam, Wan Katijah and Puteh in the late 50s and early 60s. In their effort to pursue happiness and prosperity in life, they encounter obstacles and become victims to men who exploited them. The involvement of the women is directly seen in several important incidents, both socially and politically, which help shaped the historical development of Singapore itself. Their bitter experiences make them realize that the society will remain backward unless the women are emancipated, enlightened and educated. Will the ladies be able to overcome their struggles and finally find happiness?

A determined sous-chef, Aisyah is at her crossroads after the death of her mum, Tania. Will her signature dish earn her a place in the New Zealand restaurant so she can be closer with her Maori fiance, Ari or remain in Singapore to reconnect with her estranged father, Rahim? How far will she sacrifice for love?

After clinching a major win in a high stakes divorce case, ambitious lawyer and Lion Mum, Durrani (Nurul Aini) treads into the unpredictable world of family law. She soon learns that it's an entirely different battlefield - one where love, loss and conflict blur the lines between right and wrong, and every case tests not just her skill, but her heart.

Three mothers, each facing their own hardships, find strength and common ground in each other as their lives converge at a local social service center.

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Dena met her long-distance girlfriend Acil, in the middle of the holy month of Ramadan. When they arrived at the boarding house and started to have fun, the gecko sounds accompanied them. Acil believes that if it sounds eight times, then it is not a gecko. Dena who did not believe, met the original owner of the sound.