Adam Hamid

Daneena flees from her aunt's evil plan and hides in a hilltop bungalow belonging to Darish, a Royal Malaysian Air Force captain. To protect Darish's honor and conceal Daneena's true identity from outsiders, the two of them marry so that Daneena can continue her life as a maid in the house. Will their plan succeed?

The story of Teacher Omar's sacrifice, giving up the pleasures of the city to educate indigenous children in remote areas.

Doctor Arini is a frontline officer in the Covid ICU ward of a hospital. Every day she sees victims from various stages being admitted there for Covid treatment. Despite being exhausted and spending much time at the hospital, Arini remains sincere in carrying out her duties. Each time her heart trembles and feels sad when she sees helpless victims who still have the strength to fight against this current. Arini's mother, Mak Arinah, lives in the same district. Mak Arinah constantly warns her children not to come home.

Hannan and Hizzad were once married and divorced. Their reunion after two years makes Hizzad realize he still has feelings for Hannan. However, Hannan's heart is not easily softened, because of the wounds that Hizzad once left behind. Yet, fate brings them back to the gates of marriage. Thus begins the joys and sorrows in Hizzad and Hannan's second marriage. Facing the hatred of his mother-in-law, Hannan finds herself in distress. Meanwhile, Sofea and Adam constantly cause trouble to destroy their new home. Added to this is the presence of mysterious messages that often give Hannan a headache. Can Hizzad and Hannan achieve happiness? Or will this second marriage crumble like the first one?

Jannah, a village girl with a STPM qualification who has high ambitions to pursue university studies. Jannah is friends with Rizarul, the village chief's son. Rizarul proposes to Jannah, but she rejects his proposal. Unable to accept his rejection, Rizarul persuades Jannah's mother by increasing the bride price to RM20 thousand. Blinded by the RM20 thousand bride price, Jannah's mother agrees, and even suggests that they proceed directly to marriage without an engagement ceremony first. Jannah is falsely accused of incest and is driven out by her mother. From then on, Jannah learns to live independently until she returns to the village as a successful headscarf entrepreneur.

Daneena flees from her aunt's evil plan and hides in a hilltop bungalow belonging to Darish, a Royal Malaysian Air Force captain. To protect Darish's honor and conceal Daneena's true identity from outsiders, the two of them marry so that Daneena can continue her life as a maid in the house. Will their plan succeed?

The story of Teacher Omar's sacrifice, giving up the pleasures of the city to educate indigenous children in remote areas.

Doctor Arini is a frontline officer in the Covid ICU ward of a hospital. Every day she sees victims from various stages being admitted there for Covid treatment. Despite being exhausted and spending much time at the hospital, Arini remains sincere in carrying out her duties. Each time her heart trembles and feels sad when she sees helpless victims who still have the strength to fight against this current. Arini's mother, Mak Arinah, lives in the same district. Mak Arinah constantly warns her children not to come home.

Hannan and Hizzad were once married and divorced. Their reunion after two years makes Hizzad realize he still has feelings for Hannan. However, Hannan's heart is not easily softened, because of the wounds that Hizzad once left behind. Yet, fate brings them back to the gates of marriage. Thus begins the joys and sorrows in Hizzad and Hannan's second marriage. Facing the hatred of his mother-in-law, Hannan finds herself in distress. Meanwhile, Sofea and Adam constantly cause trouble to destroy their new home. Added to this is the presence of mysterious messages that often give Hannan a headache. Can Hizzad and Hannan achieve happiness? Or will this second marriage crumble like the first one?

Jannah, a village girl with a STPM qualification who has high ambitions to pursue university studies. Jannah is friends with Rizarul, the village chief's son. Rizarul proposes to Jannah, but she rejects his proposal. Unable to accept his rejection, Rizarul persuades Jannah's mother by increasing the bride price to RM20 thousand. Blinded by the RM20 thousand bride price, Jannah's mother agrees, and even suggests that they proceed directly to marriage without an engagement ceremony first. Jannah is falsely accused of incest and is driven out by her mother. From then on, Jannah learns to live independently until she returns to the village as a successful headscarf entrepreneur.