
# Translation The story follows Anom (Daiyan Trisha), a simple village girl who accepts a job offer as a caregiver at Puan Raden's house in Kuala Lumpur to change her fate. There, Anom is tasked with looking after Badrol (Yusuf Bahrin), Puan Raden's son who suffers from mental disturbance, believed to be caused by black magic. Although initially frightened, Anom manages to get close to and calm Badrol with sincerity and music. As Badrol recovers, Anom's relationship with Badrol's older brother, Bakhtiar (Idris Khan), grows closer, leading to a marriage proposal. However, Badrol's love and jealousy towards Anom sparks conflict between the two brothers, compounded by slander and a struggle for affection that tears the family apart. Caught between love, responsibility, and compassion, Anom eventually chooses to return to her village to find peace. After returning Bakhtiar's engagement ring, she loses the man she loves, while Badrol sinks back into emotional distress.
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