Jian Batari

Topan (Vino G. Bastian), a tailor, has just lost his wife, his tailor house and nearly lost the future of his son Bintang (Jefan Nathanio) who gets expelled from school because he can’t afford to pay the tuition. Topan doesn’t lose hope however. With the help of his cousin Darman (Ringgo Agus Rakhman), he goes through one job to another to make ends meet, from train ticket scalper, construction laborer to stuntman. Topan’s spirit charms Prita (Marsha Timothy), a kiosk girl who works near the station. With Prita’s help, Topan rises and restores all his dreams.

Mentari, an orphan, devotes his life to his paralyzed mother. They live in a house on stilts in the interior far from the hustle and bustle of the city called Kurau Village. This fisherman's son since childhood was left behind by his father. Mentari earn a living for their survival.

Imah's boss Danapati rapes her. She tries to hide the fact from her husband Imah, but soon strange things start to happen as people are found dead with holes in their backs. People believe it is the work of the ghost Sundel Bolong.

Rianti and Ajie are two young lovers, whose parents disapprove of their relationship. Rianti finds solace with a preacher, Guru Samir. In the process of trying to reconcile with Rianti, Ajie begins to suspect that Guru Samir is a false prophet.

Tri (Ray Sahetapy) is a successful entrepreneur with his advertising company, Bamboom, but also a failed father. His sons Aris (Pandji Pragiwaksono) and Rachmat (David Saragih) grow up as spoiled and arrogant young men. One day following a strife between Aris and a client of his, Tri contrives a plot to fake his death and bequeathe his wealth to a scavenger he meets on the street, Odi (Ence Bagus). But the plan doesn’t go well. In fact Tri really dies. In the blink of an eye his death turns Aris and Rachmat’s lives upside down. According to their father’s will, they have no right whatsoever to claim their father’s assets. They suddenly are impoverished while Odi made rich. Not only losing wealth, Aris also loses his girlfriend, Imelda (Tara Basro). He and Rachmat, who never get along before, must now join forces to find their mother, Asri (Ratna Riantiarno), who apparently still lives, and in affluence too.

A story about the friendship of seven young people consisting of Anna, Tasya, Honey, Bella, Ergi, Ferdy and Vander. Their group is called "Boom ... Fire !!!". Given their name because they like to make explosions and fireworks. Anna here is the only child from a wealthy family. His closest friend in this group is Tasya. Tasya apparently has a sixth sense which makes her often get an idea of ​​what is going to happen. When Anna celebrated her birthday, a party was held with her friends which was also attended by all friends and including Anna's parents. As had been their favorite, they planned to make a festive fireworks explosion. However, unexpectedly there was an explosion that was bigger than planned, which resulted in the death of one of the members of “Boom ... Fire !!!” namely Vander.

Hamda, a widow whose husband had left her somewhere, struggled to support herself and her only daughter, Fatimah. The life of the mother and child is marginalized by other villagers, because Hamda works as a prostitute. Hamda is often cornered into a completely wrong position at the request of his son: the Holy Qur'an, mukena, prayer rugs, and Islamic religious textbooks.

Bayu, a recently discharged employee at his office, faced a great crisis when his pregnant wife, Rona, was declined from the hospital in a moment of labor. His kindhearted neighbor, Nico, helps him to take care of the money as his wife, Vivian, is going to labor as well. Despite the kindness, Bayu is still at the lowest point of his life and decides to switch his daughter with Nico & Vivian's daughter so that she can live in a well-off family. Thus, the journey of Tatia and Adel begins as they were switched at birth yet always crossed paths and near their real parents.