
Imam
Drama
Overview
A teenager who works on a campaign of a well-known cleric running for government elections, accidentally found a lewd video collection of the cleric's sexual harassment among his students and congregation.
Top Cast


Babeh Ibo
Babeh Ibo
Imam Jawad
Babeh Ibo
Imam Jawad


Ibnu Zidan
Ibnu Zidan
Ihsan
Ibnu Zidan
Ihsan


Lala Maryani
Lala Maryani
Zulfa
Lala Maryani
Zulfa


Devi Iskandar
Devi Iskandar
Renata
Devi Iskandar
Renata


Arinandra Pribio
Arinandra Pribio
Rendi
Arinandra Pribio
Rendi


Andrie Firmansyah
Andrie Firmansyah
Galih
Andrie Firmansyah
Galih


Yuda Juanda
Yuda Juanda
Eteng
Yuda Juanda
Eteng
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