Edric Tjandra

Stuck in a finance degree he doesn’t care about and a long-distance relationship draining his wallet, Dika’s life in Australia feels like a mess—until an old friend inspires him to chase a different dream: comedy.

In his early teens, Ahok has to leave the comfort of his life in Belitung and start living independently in Jakarta. Ahok then gets to know Daniel, Bayu, and Eva who become his closest friends. Ahok is determined to apply all the moral values and goodness he learned from his father. But doing good is not as simple as he thought. When Bayu begins to fall in love with Eva and is jealous of Ahok, when Daniel begins to involve Ahok in his lies with his family, and when Eva apparently keeps a big secret and runs away from home, Ahok realizes, there were times when doing right needed sacrifice and struggle. Not to mention when Ahok realizes that he could not fulfill his father's hopes of becoming a doctor.

Olga invites his brother Billy for a vacation to Singapore, which he has never visited. One day, Billy, Olga and Tara travels around Singapore. Because of his smartass, Billy lost Tara and Olga. While Olga panic as he lost his brother. In the midst of dizziness and hunger due to running out of money. Billy meets with Anggrek, an Indonesian studying in Singapurae. Anggrek helps Billy. Justin, a Malaysian guy who likes Anggek, is jealous of the closeness of Billy and Anggrek. Justin tries to separate Billy from Anggrek. Billy himself is no concern for Anggrek, because he just only want to meet with Olga. But, Billy finally starts to like Anggrek.

Sarah has five children from different husbands, the five children are Adul, Gilbert, Koko, Bontot and Billy. Although their fathers are dead, but each father inherited strongly, so the five brothers have different physical and properties according to their father's background, there are Betawi, Ambon, Chinese, Javanese as well as different religions.

When the beautiful Asih arrives, the local community is thrown into chaos. She joins a local band and the married women of the community begin to expel her out of the village.

A group of elite hotel staff named The Crew is given an important mission: save the wedding of the owner's daughter.

Since he was little, Agus wanted to become a penghulu, but the marriage rate in Agus sub-district has dropped dramatically. The sub-district branch is threatened with having to join the adjoining sub-district which is chaired by Deon, a narcissistic and materialistic young headman with his assistant, Mamud, the scalper who is also Deon's manager. At the same time, Agus received bad news. His parents are getting a divorce. Agus' view of the beauty of marriage is shattered in an instant. It seemed that right now, the most important person he had to convince was himself.

Baby is a beautiful, energetic orphan who dreams of becoming a dancer to pay for her grandfather’s medical bill. Secretly, Baby quits school and enters a high school dance competition, wearing a mask and a new identity, Phantom. Her amazing performance enthralls the audience and jusy. But everyone wonders about Phantom’s mysterious identity. The organizer of the competition, Wizard, tells Baby that she can only participate in the Grand Finals if she goes to the Pekerti Luhur high school. Wizard will pay all fees. Pekerti Luhur is an elite private school lead by a young, strict and disciplined principal, Mr. Yudo. His son, Benny, is head of PHP (Supervisors of Education Harmony) whose duty is to make sure that no student breaks the rules. Zarro, the coolest boy in school, who is also a participant in the dance competition’s Grand Finals, really hates Benny. Baby and Zarro both quickly become enemies, especially when it is known that Baby is his competitor in the dance competition.

The Panky, a rock band declining in popularity, is in the brink of disbanding. The band hopes to collaborate with an established Malay folk singer, Muna Nada, and to skyrocket the music charts together.