Hengki Kumayandi

For generations, the residents of a remote village in Kalimantan have upheld a sacred tradition of making offerings to the Mariaban—an ancient ritual believed to guarantee an abundant harvest. But when this deeply rooted custom is broken, the Mariaban's terrifying wrath is unleashed. One by one, lives are violently claimed, and the nights descend into an endless, waking nightmare.

The story follows Charles Nainggolan, a 30-year-old man of Batak descent who grew up in Jakarta and must deal with family pressure regarding marriage—especially when his younger sister, Lydia Nainggolan, plans to get married first. This is where various problems begin to arise. What starts out as a simple matter escalates into a series of hilarious events as love, ego, family, and tradition collide under one roof. Amid all this chaos, Charles must also grapple with a question that may be familiar to many: to what extent should family have a say in matters of marriage?

Despite having zero dating experience, Rafa is determined to do anything to get Zara's attention. Alongside his two equally inexperienced best friends, he embarks on a series of wacky plans to bridge the gap between him and the girl of his dreams. The clock is ticking—can Rafa win her over before the Lebaran break is over?

The situation in the city of Medan is not conducive because there is a feud between five big gangs seeking influence and power. They are the Batak Gang that controls Central Medan, the Javanese Gang that controls North Medan, the Chinese Gang that controls East Medan, the Indian Gang that controls South Medan, and the Malay Gang that controls West Medan. The Chinese Gang Leader wants to match his younger brother, Kenzo, with Indian Gang Leader Rakesh's younger sister Anjali. They secretly want to unite the territories they have previously controlled. However, Binsar, the leader of the Batak Gang, strongly opposed the match.

For generations, the residents of a remote village in Kalimantan have upheld a sacred tradition of making offerings to the Mariaban—an ancient ritual believed to guarantee an abundant harvest. But when this deeply rooted custom is broken, the Mariaban's terrifying wrath is unleashed. One by one, lives are violently claimed, and the nights descend into an endless, waking nightmare.

The story follows Charles Nainggolan, a 30-year-old man of Batak descent who grew up in Jakarta and must deal with family pressure regarding marriage—especially when his younger sister, Lydia Nainggolan, plans to get married first. This is where various problems begin to arise. What starts out as a simple matter escalates into a series of hilarious events as love, ego, family, and tradition collide under one roof. Amid all this chaos, Charles must also grapple with a question that may be familiar to many: to what extent should family have a say in matters of marriage?

Despite having zero dating experience, Rafa is determined to do anything to get Zara's attention. Alongside his two equally inexperienced best friends, he embarks on a series of wacky plans to bridge the gap between him and the girl of his dreams. The clock is ticking—can Rafa win her over before the Lebaran break is over?

The situation in the city of Medan is not conducive because there is a feud between five big gangs seeking influence and power. They are the Batak Gang that controls Central Medan, the Javanese Gang that controls North Medan, the Chinese Gang that controls East Medan, the Indian Gang that controls South Medan, and the Malay Gang that controls West Medan. The Chinese Gang Leader wants to match his younger brother, Kenzo, with Indian Gang Leader Rakesh's younger sister Anjali. They secretly want to unite the territories they have previously controlled. However, Binsar, the leader of the Batak Gang, strongly opposed the match.