8.1TMDB4 votesBahar, the leader of a group of thugs who control the region, covering markets, terminals, and streets, declared his retirement after the death of his wife. The statement was just delivered to his right-hand man, Obet. The reason is that before she died, his wife told him she would be waiting for him in heaven. Bahar thinks that if he continues to "go on like this," he is unlikely to get there. Obet cannot accept Bahar's decision. Therefore, Bahar's retirement will lead to the collapse of their power structure, causing the smaller groups under them to scatter and stand alone. In business, this would only harm Obet, Bahar's right-hand man, who would then be left without a group. Bahar's retirement was not "announced"; it was used by Obet to seize power and create a "quota" for Bahar until all actions unfold and chaos ensues. The leaders of small groups—Komar (thugs from the market), Jamal (thugs from the terminal), and Herman (street thugs)—compete for power. Bahar was then pushed back to a disordered state. The story also intertwines with the heartbreaking tale of a girl who was almost forced to marry Bahar's boyfriend simply because he is a thug.
About the Series
- Creators
- Aris Nugraha
