An oddity that caused unrest at an Islamic boarding school occurred since one of the female students returned. What's really going on?

Bagus (Ricky Harun) and Masbin (Tora Sudiro) are two cousins ​​who are willing to sacrifice anything for love. All starts with Bagus who put his heart in Cempaka (Farali Khan), their neighbors in flats. Seeing Cempaka approached by a rich man, Bagus accepts Syamsudin’s offer. To be Toni’s men, they should have experience of crime. The first crime in their lives is done: kidnapping a child. But it all falls apart, because the child is Toni Montana’s from his mistress, Amara (Titi Kamal). They are stuck on a fun and silly runaway. In the process of escape, Bagus falls in love with Sandra (Nasya Marcella), the child’s baby sitter. And Masbin falls in love with Amara (Titi Kamal). Love turns out to put them in a more difficult and complicated situation.

Little Ramadan is a brat. Behind his mischief, Ramadan has a talent for storytelling. Ramadan's father, Abuya, aware of his talent. When teaching the Koran and seeing Ramadan acting, he gave a penalty on him to tell a story. Although punishing, Abuya always enjoy the tales presented by Ramadan. Secretly Nayla, neighbor and friend, also likes the story.

A workaholic couple winds up hospitalized in the same room, presenting a chance for them to spend quality time together and testing their relationship.

A workaholic couple winds up hospitalized in the same room, presenting a chance for them to spend quality time together and testing their relationship.

Ardi, Ferry, and Rara, struggling filmmakers, are given one week by their boss Fabian to create a hit concept. Desperate, they visit a shaman, Mbah Upit, who gives them a magical book with spells and clues to a 1977 murder in Sumur Jiwo Village. Trapped in the past and haunted by Pocong and Kuntilanak, they struggle to find a way back to 2025.

Tania, an Indonesian student in Korea, experiences mysterious hallucinations and terrifying encounters. She meets Min Yong, a restless spirit and alleged victim of assault. As she tries to help, the terror intensifies, making her life increasingly unbearable.

Abdullah Gaza or usually called Gaza is an orphan boy. His father, a humanitarian volunteer, died after returning from Palestine. Since his father's death, Gaza has been placed in an orphanage managed by Ustazah Dewi and his sister Rafah Shafira. There, Gaza met Hayya, a little girl from Palestine who had lived for four years and was trying to find peace in this country. The genocide in Palestine prevented Hayya from returning to his homeland. At the orphanage, Gaza and Hayya's relationship gradually became close. For Hayya, the presence of Gaza is like a cure for longing, considering that its name is similar to the land of his birth. Their lives became cheerful again, complementing each other, until a bad incident came back and threatened their lives.

Intan had to live with her husband's family, who was experiencing financial difficulties. Pressure and demands from Damar's family soured their relationship, to the point where Intan felt more like a servant than a wife. Damar was caught between his responsibilities to his extended family and his own marital happiness, until Intan finally forced him to choose his priorities.