Lucky Jae

Dika, who had left his hometown for seven years, had returned home to commemorate the fourty days of his father's death. But suddenly he is asked to be a lecturer and imam for Friday prayers as his father often did in the past by his father's acquaintance who is a member of the mosque's prosperity council. Dika, who had forgotten his father and felt unloved by him, tried to get his mother to leave his hometown and the house where his mother and father had lived. However, at the last moment, Dika can again remember the expression of love from his father.

Diving into Rinjani's perspective, we witness their warm and harmonious family, despite their imperfections. However, their warmth is shattered when their father is diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, causing him to behave strangely and raising concerns for Rinjani and their mother. Family turmoil ensues when the mother tragically passes away in an accident while selling herbal medicine, witnessed by the father firsthand. This event haunts the father with guilt, as his memory worsens, and past memories seem to come alive again. Eventually, the father follows the mother's departure, and Rinjani is diagnosed with the same disease, Alzheimer's. The chances of inheriting this illness are 50% for their children. It's certainly not good news, is it? Can Rinjani navigate the twists and turns of life that will only get more complicated in the future?