The true story behind the iconic Selamat Hari Raya song written in 1958, by P. Ramlee and Jamil Sulong during a variety show which they had organised to collect funds for fellow performers and friends who had lost their jobs at the studio.

When traditional dancer Mok Yoh disappears, her fellow villagers think she has died and turned into a ghost. Her nephew Yem comes from Kuala Lumpur to investigate.

When her sister Melati gets kidnapped by a human trafficking syndicate in Malaysia, Bulan, a trainee in an Indonesian special forces team, embarks on a mission to save her. She is helped by an e-hailing driver, Haris, when she has to go up against a pimp, Agus, and his boss, Ricky. Things turn complicated when Bulan and Haris must evade the assassin hired by Ricky to kill them.

Awang finds himself jobless after his boss En. Tapa fires him, all because he beat up and injured Pak Mahmud while collecting debt repayment. He tries to make money by selling of a golden drill, which is a valuable antique owned by his mother. Unfortunately for him, he doesn't have the necessary document needed to sell it off.

After constantly having failed in his relationships, a young man decides to come back to his hometown to be married to the woman of his mother's choosing. He finds a woman from outside the village without knowing her origin, but she happens to be the vampire a Shaman and his followers have created.

Tells the story of three children who work as aunts in a bungalow owned by their employer.

Asan, who lost his father since childhood, grew up with his mother Mek Tom. One day, Mek Tom gave a fake address to Asan saying that his father was still alive and living in the city. When Asan left for the city to meet his long-lost father, Mek Tom acted to sell Mary, Asan's favourite cow, to get money for his marriage and survival. Failure to find his father, Asan meets a girl named Mary who asks for his help from being kidnapped. Asan was unable to help Mary. What happens next?