Rania Humairah

The story follows Poji (Along Cham), a motorcycle courier who has two children, Firash and Khayla. The children's real names are difficult to pronounce because of Poji's wife, Nieza (Sharifah Sakinah), who is obsessed with novels and a fan of dramas. This is also how Poji met Nieza, who was engrossed in reading a novel in the middle of the road at the time, causing Poji to have an accident. Nieza often behaves quite dramatically in front of her children and husband, influenced by the characters from the novels and dramas she watches. Poji's home cabinet is filled with Nieza's novels. He wants to throw them away but is afraid of angering his wife. One day, Poji secretly reads one of Nieza's novels and unexpectedly, Poji becomes obsessed with continuing to read it, even reading it at his workplace. Poji constantly wonders when his luck will change. He has taken on various side jobs to support his family.

# Duda Pujaan Dara A young unmarried woman dreams of wanting a widower. She says a widower has lots of experience. Ainee Marwah's dreams are indeed peculiar. Then, Ainee Marwah meets Tengku Razeen. A widower who has one child. He is the boss at Ainee Marwah's workplace. A man who has lost his wife and wants to find a replacement for the sake of his beloved child, Tengku Rafanda. Ainee Marwah's coy attitude towards wanting a widower cannot be contained. So, she plans all sorts of ways to win over her beloved widower. She smiles, bumps shoulders, flirts, and even throws herself dramatically on the ground if it means getting Tengku Razeen's attention. Her efforts are relentless, but the man remains unmoved, stiff as a nail. His face is tight like a screw. What hurts Ainee Marwah even more is that Tengku Razeen softens when he is with Dora, whom Ainee Marwah calls Doraemon! "Soy sauce bottle, vinegar bottle. Am I dreaming?" - Ainee Marwah "Silk cloth, burlap cloth.

Amran returns home to his wife, Dian, in a peculiar condition where he doesn't remember much of who he was or what he had done before. As he finds out that he isn't he seemed to think he was Amran seeks to make reparation before it's too late.

# Perfect Dreams A story of a woman's struggle to overcome the ego of a man who is also her supervisor at work, which eventually sparks the seeds of love. Wardah works as an assistant to a senior manager named Haiman. Haiman is a widower known for his hot-tempered attitude in treating his workers, including Wardah, coldly. Wardah feels she is a victim of Haiman's bullying as he gives her many tasks, often causing her to come home late. After receiving advice from Mak Uda, Wardah returns with enthusiasm to work and even plans to change Haiman's attitude. Haiman becomes increasingly strict with Wardah's work and pressures her to attend meetings with him. Wardah shares her problems with her best friend, Yasmeen. Haiman suddenly begins treating Wardah kindly. His demeanor becomes cheerful with Wardah's presence by his side. Meanwhile, Wardah's parents begin asking about her relationship with her fiancé, Adib, whose behavior seems cold.

A telemovie inspired by 1 novel, 3 short stories and 1 fictional tale. It presents issues of Malaysia's multiracial society. Differences in religion and skin color are not obstacles to fostering mutual understanding between one another.

# The Story The story begins in a remote village whose community lives in harmony like one big family. Regardless of their race, they all help and respect one another. On the day they receive the arrival of a dome for their small mosque (collected from all the villagers), they also receive the arrival of a woman, Dara, who previously worked there. All the villagers' attention is directed towards a young man named Wadud, whom they all know had once been in love with that woman. The epic love story between the two of them now becomes the talk of the entire village. From the young to the old, each tells about this epic love story. However, they still cannot find the answer to why Wadud and Dara separated. Seeds of conflict begin to emerge among the villagers as each one maintains their own answer about the separation of this epic love affair. The village chief begins to realize the situation among the villagers. An emergency meeting is held to resolve the issue.

At exactly 6 in the morning, a healthy baby girl is placed in Fiza's arms. The baby remains calm when held by Fiza, and at that moment Fiza becomes a mother. Fiza's father cannot accept the reality when he finds out that his daughter, Fiza, who is still in school, has conceived and given birth to a child out of wedlock.

Jihan and her husband are anxious when their child refuses to come home to the village for the holiday. They try to discipline their child before the festive day.