Induk Gajah

Ira, weary of societal pressures to slim down and the relentless pursuit of an arranged marriage, feigns interest in her mother’s plan to connect her with Marsel, the son of a family friend. Unbeknownst to their parents, both are reluctant participants in the matchmaking scheme. They agree to a three-month period to "get to know" one another, using it as a cover to escape the arranged union. As they navigate this charade, their bond deepens, leading to unforeseen romantic feelings and a journey of self-discovery.