Firly (Anggika Bolsterli) and his boarding house friends, Dina (Zsa Zsa Utari) and Ulfa (Arafah Rianti), have a habit of talking about people. Ghibah is like daily food for them. Even Okta (Adila Fitri), her schoolmate, has been targeted by various stories about her weirdness. In addition, Yola (Josephine Firmstone), a dream student on campus, is always an easy target for them to talk about. Their boarding house keepers, Umi Asri (Asri Welas) and Mang Opie (Oppie Kumis) have ... (Full plot summary below)
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Firly (Anggika Bolsterli) and his boarding house friends, Dina (Zsa Zsa Utari) and Ulfa (Arafah Rianti), have a habit of talking about people. Ghibah is like daily food for them. Even Okta (Adila Fitri), her schoolmate, has been targeted by various stories about her weirdness. In addition, Yola (Josephine Firmstone), a dream student on campus, is always an easy target for them to talk about. Their boarding house keepers, Umi Asri (Asri Welas) and Mang Opie (Oppie Kumis) have reminded them not to gossip or even slander other people. Until Firly realized something was wrong with him, when he became fond of eating raw meat even though he was a vegetarian. Even their body smells like carcasses, because people chant like eating the carcass of their own brother. Firly's relationship with his college friends was stretched. Only Arga (Verrell Bramasta) never shied away from him. They try to find a way out together.
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