Artika Sari Devi

A simple college student's life changes overnight when a chance meeting at a concert blossoms into a romance with her idol, but their deep bond is soon tested by the harsh realities and pressures of his fame.

This is the story about Setyo, Siti and Ludiro, who were the performer of Javanese Ramayana's Wayang Wong. Setyo and Siti are spouse who live in a village by selling earthenware products. In the village, live as well Ludiro, the head of the stockyard, who is very wealthy and secretly in love with Siti. Conflicts arrived as Setyo's earthenware company is going bankrupt and Siti started to took notice in Ludiro's desire to win her love. These triangle love transform into a civil war in the village that brings not only extremity and injustice, but also the death of the loved ones.

After her father’s death, Vira’s mother has a mental breakdown. To start fresh, the family moves to a new city and opens a hair salon together. While the family attempts to adjust to their new lives, Vira’s mother, Yanti, begins exhibiting strange, violent behavior reminiscent of her mental breakdown and becomes particularly preoccupied with her son’s sex life. Vira begins to investigate the strange occurrences and discovers that a dangerous ritual and a demonic possession are just the tip of the iceberg.

Madi Ghafur, a brave junior high school boy, is obsessed with becoming a national karate champion like Diwa, the older brother who died in the tsunami.

After Sita's disappearance at Mount Sarangan on Drupadi's 10th birthday, Tito's attitude became cold, leaving Drupadi sad. Her boyfriend, Raka, and her best friends, Maya, Ucok, Jamal, and Nurul, along with her parents' friends Bagus and Oji, and her uncle, Gancar, provided support for Drupadi. However, this was not enough, and on her 17th birthday, Drupadi set off for Mount Sarangan to search for her mother.

Armand graduated with honors three years ago, yet he still hasn’t been able to find a job. His misery deepens when Amelia, the woman he loves, leaves him. But fate takes a different turn when he encounters a mysterious man who forces him to face a difficult choice — because stepping back or stopping would mean destruction.

Canting and Raga are opposites who are finally attracted to each other. When Widya, Canting’s friend, holds her wedding in Bali, Raga’s irresponsible behavior causes Tomtom, the groom, and his best friend, to miss the wedding. Canting is determined to rewire the love string between Tomtom and Widya, while Raga intends to dissolve the couple’s relationship. The climax of the confrontation between Canting and Raga occurs when both are stranded in a strange and remote area. But when they are alone together, the seeds of love begin to grow, especially when they spend the night in a fishing boat on the beach. Unfortunately, Canting has previously agreed to her father’s request, to marry Bimo, the son of his best friend.

Annisa married Bara, a widower with a daughter named Lara. Bara takes a picnic to the island that is still rarely visited by tourists, Bengalor Island, so that his wife and child could get familiar with each other. The island of Bengalor turns out to be a mystery. Annisa is surprised by the appearance of a scary child. Lara also sees a figure similar to her biological mother who is dead. Bara doesn't believe the story of Annisa and Lara. This scary and tense atmosphere actually bring Lara closer to Annisa. Both are determined to protect each other.

Kapal has a habit of predicting the fortunes and the thoughts of people. When he meets Jasmine, he tries to predict her future and he tells her that she will lose her fiancé. When it becomes true, Jasmine insists that Kapal take responsibility for the ill prediction and wants him to find her a new love within two weeks. When the two weeks are up, it is also the night when the Planet Mars can been seen with the naked eye, a phenomenon every 800 years. Kapal then uses this moment to offer eternal love to Jasmine, just as the Planet Mars loyally returns to its closest spot to earth (56 million Kilometers away) every 800 years.