Indian Akbar

When his family stares down the barrel of criminal charges, a commoner channels his street smarts and knowledge of action films to tie the long arm of the law into an investigative Gordian knot.

As a mortician who can see spirits, ALFIAN—a handsome, calm young man—harbors a deep longing to communicate with his mother’s spirit. His peaceful life is disrupted when he is tasked with preparing the body of MAYA, a young influencer whose death is shrouded in mystery. Refusing to leave because she doesn’t believe her death was merely a heart attack, Maya’s chatty, sarcastic, and dramatic spirit “haunts” Alfian, forcing him to uncover the truth.

K has cancer and tries to find a man for Cream because she is very afraid of being left alone. K must find a partner for Cream. Meanwhile, he must struggle in his life that is getting thinner. If he fails, then Cream will live a life of solitude.

Alya and Ben love each other, but there's a high wall between them, a difference that can't be forced. Can love survive amidst differences and conflicting blessings?

When her medical school scholarship was at risk of being revoked, Alin, who had been living away from home, was forced to return. After coming back, Alin’s perspective began to shift. She realized for the first time that her mother had been living in hardship, while her father was rarely around. Her younger sibling and older sibling also had to bear heavy burdens for the family, even sacrificing themselves and their dreams. While at home, Alin accidentally discovered her mother’s diary. Its pages were filled with memories from her mother’s youth, including her first love. This made Alin wonder: if her mother hadn’t married her father, would she have lived a happier life?

A grieving comedian was invited to a talk show, hoping to gain support from the audience. However, what follows is far from what he had hoped for.

Niken faces familial pressure to marry despite her lack of desire. With both her ex-fiancé and current boyfriend pushing for marriage, Niken grapples with a critical question: to wed or not to wed? Oh, and more importantly, to whom?