Lim Jian Wen

Tells the story of Chon (Hazama) who is a motor sports fan and greatly idolizes Shah Dhani (Joey Daud), a Malayan drift king. But Shah Dhani is also a man with a lot of debt and gambling. Shah Dhani uses Chon to free himself from debt and promises to make Chon his protege in the ‘drift’ world in Malaysia. Shah Dhani who is indebted to Dotty (Jasmine Suraya) has to involve Chon in the job of sending money and illicit goods without Chon's knowledge. Then Chon is assigned to deliver the goods to Dotty’s customer, but the goods have been exchanged unnoticed by Chon with a packet of garbage. Dotty threatens Chon to return the lost money and Chon feels Shah Dhani has betrayed him. As a result of the incident, Shah Dhani was punched by Dotty’s minions. Chon and friends had to join the huge illegal race “Mara Underground” to replace the lost money.

Pak Selamat (the late Zaibo) has handed over the Spanar Jaya workshop to Mat Rock (Opie Zami), who is his loyal worker. However, after almost a year has passed, the Spanar Jaya workshop faces financial problems and carries debts because Mat Rock has no experience in managing a business. Pak Selamat is disappointed with Mat Rock for not sharing the debt problems he is facing. Pak Selamat is willing to help Mat Rock settle the workshop's debts but on one condition: his subordinate, Syasya (Uqasha Senrose), will be brought in to oversee all financial matters, and Zaki (Ben Amir), a mechanic, will become the 'Chief Foreman' to revive the business at Spanar Jaya.

Set in the 1970s, a multicultural team of Malaysian football players struggle to overcome personal and collective hardships as a team. Together they create the most triumphant zero to hero story and gain a place at the Asian Games.