Whose Fault Is It?
Synopsis
“Salah Siapa?” is a comedy series that follows the absurd daily lives of Naura, a second-semester student, with her three best friends: Meysha, Yola, Bimo, and her twin brother, Farrel. What's certain is that every day there are always troublemaking incidents within their gang that make them wonder, Whose Fault Is It?
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