Jamie Aditya
The tranquility of a village in West Java where there is a simple pesantren lead by Ustad As-Salam Salah suddenly disturbed by the presence of a real estate entrepreneur Boss Rocky who wants to buy the land that to be boarding resort. But the Boss Rocky's intentions he could not carry out easily because it was not unexpected, he met the toughest opponent he has ever met. Opponents are not effective nor bribe the most powerful persuasion. That person is right-handed Ustad Saleh, a young innocent, but cleverly named .. KABAYAN
Asmara is lucky to be married to Diana Wulandari, who is beautiful and wealthy. Inheritance lies ahead of him. But Asmara easily attracts women, as well as the sexy Diana Dwiyana. Soon, Diana becomes pregnant and asks Asmara to take responsibility. Apparently, she is the sister of an army colonel who would seek violent justice against him. But Diana Wulandari is also pregnant. As a gift, his father-in-law registers a new company and gives it to Asmara. Then Diana Dwiyana threatens to tell his wife of their affair. Terrified, Asmara hires Bakri, a hit man, to get rid of Diana Dwiyana. Then he disappears. During his flight, he meets a thug who tells him that the safest place to hide is in the prison. So Asmara makes trouble to go to jail. Due to his wit, Asmara even creates a new business inside prison and becomes the favorite inmate.
Deni, 25, is naïve. As a single child, he does not protest when he is arranged to marry Vicky. But two things hinder Deni in his marriage. First, he has no experience in sex, and second, Deni has a very small genital. With the help of his two friends, Stefan and Juno, Deni is advised to seek Mak Erot, a shaman who can enlarge the size of his genital.
Janus, a 34th century android, is trapped in the 21st century and caught in a war between nations. He tries to return to his own time to defend his nation, Genoc, with the help from Mayo and Indri, his 21st century friends. Two enemies are after them, as well as Draco's gunmen who are sent from the future.
