Nad Zainal

There's no shortcut to fame and success. 5 teenage girls learn it the hard way when they make a deal with a mystic being to make their band, Histeria, a name.

Based on the real-life events of Ops Kota Gubir I and II, where security teams from the 17 RAMD unit have ambushed several communist camps at the border of Thai-Malaysia, near Gubir, Kedah.

Lia and her two friends embark on a journey to an isolated village to know more about a dance form that is facing extinction. The three anthropologists would do anything to learn more about the dance until one day they discover th...

A continuation of "Juvana 2: Terperangkap Dalam Kebebasan". This time, Botak, Daim and Ayam realise that the promise they have made with Raja to release Sara, Botak`s father and Apek`s siblings is only a trap. The mastermind behind the real kidnapping is Raja himself, who wants to take revenge on the people who caused him to go to jail. To make the situation worse, Raja pits the three of them against each other, and conflict ensues.

Rokiah, A village girl who is messy (unfashionable) but full of spirit has been offered a job in a corporate company in the big city of Kuala Lumpur. Rokiah did not think she had to deal with such a condescending employer, Azmeer – a hot tempered man who calls himself “Mr. Perfect”. Behind Azmeer’s short tempered attitude, there’s a secret that Azmeer kept to his late wife Khalisa. Azmeer has promised Khalisa that he would never marry another woman after her death; and due to that promise, It has affected Azmeer to become hot tempered. However, Azmeer’s feelings towards Rokiah deepens as he slowly notices how Rokiah’s behavior resembles his late wife Khalisa. Azmeer tries to avoid falling for Rokiah, but the more he tries to avoid his feelings, the more his feelings towards her grew. The only dilemma in Azmeer’s love life is the promise he made to his late wife Khalisa which is his Soulmate until Jannah.

Alia is diagnosed with Cirrhosis, a heart disease. Alia recalls her wild past. To treat her illness, she is advised to undergo a transplant. However, Alia, who is alone, finds it difficult to find a donor. She then remembers Arjuna, the child she gave birth to 12 years ago with Zafran. Zafran refuses to take responsibility. The child was given to someone else after being named Arjuna. Feelings of regret and love for her son arise, and finally Alia apologizes to Arjuna and realizes she cannot win his heart for her own benefit.