Sherina Klasika

Chandra, a political volunteer came to a small village to provide counseling regarding the election which was rejected by the village elders. He also realized that there were big problems in the village that made its citizens not politically literate and distrustful of the leader.

Nadya and Young's popularity on social media makes them popular. However, behind it all are many unknown problems.

When her husband vanishes on a perilous road, a mortuary worker uncovers a sinister pattern of deaths while working to secure her daughter's eye surgery.

Natalie (Megan Domani) is a stylish woman whose world crashes down when her mother, Nora (Vidya Ully), tries setting her up with a business partner's son. With no other choice, Natalie visits Hanung (Ariyo Wahab), the father she hasn't seen since she was six. In his small town, she meets her eccentric stepmother, her nerdy stepsister, and Jonah (Rayn Wijaya), an annoying yet handsome guy. Sharing a series of adventures—from getting lost in the woods and battling chickenpox to helping her father in a cooking contest—Natalie and Jonah slowly grow closer. However, trouble strikes when Jonah's girlfriend follows him, and Nora persistently tries setting Natalie up again. Amid the uncertainty, they ask themselves: are they really meant for each other?