Kevin Leonardo

Every family has problems, especially if you have a teenager. This is what three hot daddies feel, namely, Aryo Wahab, Ferry Maryadi, and Imam Darto. Even though they are worried that they won't be able to be their dream father figure, they still try to do the best for their children.

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Skaya has an identical twin named Skara. Due to certain circumstances, she is forced to disguise herself as a boy at her twin’s school and live in the school’s boys’ dormitory. Her disguise as a boy requires her to act like a boy and suppress her feminine habits. She shares a room with Sagara, a handsome, wealthy, and athletic male student at her school, but one with a cold heart. Sagara is nicknamed “Big Boss” by his friends. Eventually, Sagara becomes Skaya’s protector against bullying at school. Their time together leads them to fall in love, but Sagara is still unaware of Skaya’s true identity.

Natalie (Megan Domani) is a stylish woman whose world crashes down when her mother, Nora (Vidya Ully), tries setting her up with a business partner's son. With no other choice, Natalie visits Hanung (Ariyo Wahab), the father she hasn't seen since she was six. In his small town, she meets her eccentric stepmother, her nerdy stepsister, and Jonah (Rayn Wijaya), an annoying yet handsome guy. Sharing a series of adventures—from getting lost in the woods and battling chickenpox to helping her father in a cooking contest—Natalie and Jonah slowly grow closer. However, trouble strikes when Jonah's girlfriend follows him, and Nora persistently tries setting Natalie up again. Amid the uncertainty, they ask themselves: are they really meant for each other?

Rena, the daughter of a conservative governor, is pressured to marry Dandy, the son of her father's powerful political ally. Although she still has deep feelings for her ex, Bayu, who happens to be the organizer of their wedding.

Adapted from a self-help book by Rofie Fauzie titled "To My Childhood Self and My Future Self".

Every family has problems, especially if you have a teenager. This is what three hot daddies feel, namely, Aryo Wahab, Ferry Maryadi, and Imam Darto. Even though they are worried that they won't be able to be their dream father figure, they still try to do the best for their children.

No synopsis available yet.

Skaya has an identical twin named Skara. Due to certain circumstances, she is forced to disguise herself as a boy at her twin’s school and live in the school’s boys’ dormitory. Her disguise as a boy requires her to act like a boy and suppress her feminine habits. She shares a room with Sagara, a handsome, wealthy, and athletic male student at her school, but one with a cold heart. Sagara is nicknamed “Big Boss” by his friends. Eventually, Sagara becomes Skaya’s protector against bullying at school. Their time together leads them to fall in love, but Sagara is still unaware of Skaya’s true identity.

Natalie (Megan Domani) is a stylish woman whose world crashes down when her mother, Nora (Vidya Ully), tries setting her up with a business partner's son. With no other choice, Natalie visits Hanung (Ariyo Wahab), the father she hasn't seen since she was six. In his small town, she meets her eccentric stepmother, her nerdy stepsister, and Jonah (Rayn Wijaya), an annoying yet handsome guy. Sharing a series of adventures—from getting lost in the woods and battling chickenpox to helping her father in a cooking contest—Natalie and Jonah slowly grow closer. However, trouble strikes when Jonah's girlfriend follows him, and Nora persistently tries setting Natalie up again. Amid the uncertainty, they ask themselves: are they really meant for each other?

Rena, the daughter of a conservative governor, is pressured to marry Dandy, the son of her father's powerful political ally. Although she still has deep feelings for her ex, Bayu, who happens to be the organizer of their wedding.