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Follows the real-life international hostage crisis that took place in Mapenduma in 1996. The subsequent rescue operation was overseen by now-Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto.
After their parents' death, three siblings, Tarida, Ramona, and Togar, inherit the family's abandoned hotel in Toba. Togar returns from Jakarta to manage it, but Linda's arrival, claiming their late parents' debt, threatens to seize the hotel. The conflict fractures their siblinghood, while Togar rediscovers an old love and the secret of his mother's will.
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The story follows Charles Nainggolan, a 30-year-old man of Batak descent who grew up in Jakarta and must deal with family pressure regarding marriage—especially when his younger sister, Lydia Nainggolan, plans to get married first. This is where various problems begin to arise. What starts out as a simple matter escalates into a series of hilarious events as love, ego, family, and tradition collide under one roof. Amid all this chaos, Charles must also grapple with a question that may be familiar to many: to what extent should family have a say in matters of marriage?
