Kumala Dewi

Rudi tries to avoid the terrifying prediction of being dead in a black coffin. He is frightened and tries to get rid of the coffin. Will the prediction come true?

Basically, a courtroom drama, the marriage of Wisnu and Shinta starts having problems when Shinta becomes disabled. Dian, the caregiver they hire, turns out to be an ex-lover of Wisnu and she wants him back, enough to want to kill Shinta. Instead, Dian is the one killed and the scissor that Dian was planning to use ends up in Shinta’s hands. Through the court proceeding, Shinta’s innocence is proven.

Don Ateng Singaleon throws a party and the beautiful Dona Vivi attends and immediately gains Iskak Kreolibo’s attention. But the party is disrupted by the arrival of the Kribo tribe who want to seek revenge for an incident at the lake. One day, Papai the sailor appears and he gets along well with Dona Vivi until Iskak becomes jealous. Later, Iskak uses the Kribo tribe to help him get his way. The story itself can be considered superfluous as they merely set up the jokes for the scenes.

A tale set in a distant, mythical land. Murni was long ago abducted and taken as a wife by Datuk Benalu, yet she remains hopeful that her child will one day set her free. The story shifts to Megat, Murni’s nephew, who encounters Ratih; as she attempts to cross a path, she is attacked by Benalu’s henchmen—a villainous group led by a one-eyed man who always wears black gloves. Along his journey, Megat meets two other young women, Seruni and Kumala, who are later revealed to be his own kin. Together, the four of them rescue the captive Murni and defeat Benalu. Megat then continues on his journey. The film is packed with fight sequences from beginning to end.