Nina Smith

It tells the story of Azrul, a straightforward village boy. However, despite his shortcomings, he manages to win the heart of Suraya, who finds Azrul different from other men. Azrul works by helping his father, Bakar, a retired soldier, in his orchard and rice fields. In the area where he lives, there is Suraya who is interested in Azrul. He is very honest and trustworthy. The same goes for their relationship. She wants to marry Azrul. When Diana finds out, Diana starts to spread rumors. She is instructed by her mother to approach Azrul under the pretext that Azrul's father, Bakar, is a wealthy man. Diana and her aunt's evil intentions fail when their conversation is exposed. As a result of this shameful act, the aunt and Diana move away. Azrul and Suraya then bind themselves in marriage happily.

Zariman reunites with Fatihah after a long time apart, and Fatihah is now the founder of Jaran Kepang Heritage Arts. When he was young, Zariman was often taught the basics of horse dance by his father. Zariman constantly quarrels with Syaza because Syaza is so proud of her heritage, but Zariman is more attracted to Fatihah who is so deeply rooted in Malay culture.

Farhan is forced to quit his job because no one can care for his father who has fallen ill. Jamil is very hot-tempered. The slightest mistake and he starts shouting. The two are constantly quarreling. Both are equally angry. Pak Kasim and Lily, Farhan's neighbors next door, provide much moral and physical support to Farhan. Irin cannot accept Farhan's decision to quit work and care for his father. Every day Pak Jamil wants to eat fried chicken. He doesn't want any other side dish anymore. Farhan is also in a bind, especially when the chicken runs out.

Hopelessly awkward Lucy falls for her school's most popular student and risks suspension to get her crush's attention.