Paulus Simangungsong

Tired of being forced to be thin and constantly being matched for an arranged marriage, Ira decides to pretend to accept her mother's offer to approach Marsel, the son of one of her mother's church friends. Both of them don't want an arranged marriage. On the pretext of getting to know each other, they ask for time of three months. This conspiracy to save each other leads them to unexpected things, including finding love.

A prominent young professional residing in Jakarta is abruptly recalled to his ancestral North Sumatra homeland by his patriarch to campaign for public office, where his political ambitions intersect with a transformative romantic awakening centered on the Batak customs he long neglected.

A married couple stages their divorce in order to encourage their estranged adult children to return to their hometown.

Tired of being forced to be thin and constantly being matched for an arranged marriage, Ira decides to pretend to accept her mother's offer to approach Marsel, the son of one of her mother's church friends. Both of them don't want an arranged marriage. On the pretext of getting to know each other, they ask for time of three months. This conspiracy to save each other leads them to unexpected things, including finding love.