R. Perakas Rajaram

Set in the early 1990’s, a critical period in Malaysian Indian history, the story subtly underlines the plight of the Indian Malaysians. Forsaken by the estate owners who had employed them for generations and systematically marginalized, they are forced to move to the cities and survive under harsh circumstances. Left out of the nation’s urbanization and development plans, many live in squatters and work at minimum wage jobs…

KL becomes Kay Hell for cousins Kali and Dass who were down visiting their uncle Bull Dog Maniam for the school holidays, but ended up being forced to become his “Machai” (apprentice) in his business. Though they were able to survive the storm, see why today is an unlucky day.

A rich irresponsible boy shows a different feeling towards a fresher at the university. He suddenly vanishes taking money from the girl´s bank. The girl goes in search of the boy to get her money. The film has a turning point which is surprising.

KL becomes Kay Hell for cousins Kali and Dass who were down visiting their uncle Bull Dog Maniam for the school holidays, but ended up being forced to become his “Machai” (apprentice) in his business. Though they were able to survive the storm, see why today is an unlucky day.

A rich irresponsible boy shows a different feeling towards a fresher at the university. He suddenly vanishes taking money from the girl´s bank. The girl goes in search of the boy to get her money. The film has a turning point which is surprising.

A rich irresponsible boy shows a different feeling towards a fresher at the university. He suddenly vanishes taking money from the girl´s bank. The girl goes in search of the boy to get her money. The film has a turning point which is surprising.

A rich irresponsible boy shows a different feeling towards a fresher at the university. He suddenly vanishes taking money from the girl´s bank. The girl goes in search of the boy to get her money. The film has a turning point which is surprising.