Siti Aisyah

A playboy stages a dating show to earn his inheritance by granting his father's last wish: for his son to marry the most beautiful girl in the world.

Sarah's life was destroyed when her husband, Satrio, wanted to remarry, making her choose to divorce and struggle as a single mother, but when Satrio became seriously ill, she was forced to take in Satrio and his new wife, Annisa, in her house, testing her fortitude and sincerity in facing inner conflict, jealousy, while learning to forgive and find strength.

For the Broto family, managing their beloved Yogyakarta inn is no easy feat — especially when their youngest son falls in love with a married guest.

When two childhood friends decide to tie the knot, their wedding plans are thrown off track by their well-meaning but controlling mothers.

Follow the touching and inspiring story of a married couple, Meutya and Fajrie. Both of them struggled to have a child through IVF. However, it turned out that the process was not as easy as imagined.

Aldi and Emma are a newlywed couple, Aldi from Indonesia and Emma from Malaysia. After getting married, they wanted to go on a honeymoon to Ipoh, but Aldi had work in Kuala Lumpur for a few days, they also looked for lodging in Kuala Lumpur, but they got lost in a place they had never been to. They don't know that it turns out that the house is a haunted house, where the owner Sukri is a devil worshiper and his wife and children were killed in the house to become the devil's sacrifice. Emma is always terrorized by the spirits of Sukri's wife and children. And the climax is when Emma is possessed by the spirit of Sukri who turns out to also die as a victim of the devil.

A tale of two lovers and their journey towards rekindling the fire of their relationship.

Set in an Indonesian Islamic female boarding school (pesantren), three students-Ani, Ina, Ana- are plotting for a series of dangerous pranks against one of their male teacher (ustadz). Will their plans succeed? And for what reason?

The blue angkot car crosses an empty road, passes several public transportations on the side of the road, passes pedestrians, and several people pass by. That afternoon, Anyar's (27 years old) public transportation car was in the middle of a row of other transportation cars. Anyar played the radio to the left of the steering wheel, the koplo music playing echoed throughout the angkot cars.