A cafe waitress with dreams of stardom becomes an unexpected vigilante, fighting to save Batavia City from rampant crime.

Aqila, 9 years old, is a highly infatuated girl to the science but lack the interest in learning the Qur'an. Aqila has a grandfather who works as an astronomer and stays at the Center Boscha Star Observation. Aqila intends to make school work related to astronomy. Her grandfather gives Aqila permission to use binoculars in Boscha to complete the task, but with one condition: she should be able to read the Qur'an. Aqila promises it. In her grandfarher’s house Aqila met Ros, daughter of the maid. Ros asks her to play in a mosque. In the mosque Aqila learn to read the Qur'an in a Iqro method, which is fun, rhythmic and sung lightly. Aqila’s experience of learning the Qur'an and the example of his grandfather is what inspires her mind of the greatness of Allah who created the universe.

The title and the story originate from a program of Ardan radio station in Bandung. On Friday nights Ardan broadcasts horror stories by its listeners. From those stories, three are taken, located in campus laboratorium, rented rooms, and movie theater.

After inheriting his late mentor's restaurant, a martabak maker journeys to Bangka Island in search of the man's family and the legacy he left behind.

A group of former schoolmates gets haunted after playing a famous deadly hide and seek game called 'Hitori Kakurenbo'.

Aqilla dreamed of becoming an astronaut and tried to win a vlog contest about space figures with prizes invited to the Outer Space Research Center in England. Disappointment because her uncle who is an astronomer must work in the UK and cannot help making a vlog to finally meet Aqilla with an Indonesian female astronaut who is conducting research on plants to live in space.