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Kaharudin or otherwise known as Pak Kahar Kengkang is a father figure. He believes that a happy family makes a healthy life. As the head of the family, Pak Kahar realises certain qualities that he finds simple but hard to practice. i.e. patience, love, laughter, tolerance and ability to communicate with others. He too believes although happiness is subjective and intangible, it is but achievable. This is a family story. Essentially, this is also a romantic comedy with the plot centering around a father's attempts to understand his three growing-up children who see their lives in different perspectives. The children believe that they are facing new changing roles of a man-woman relationship while their parents are afraid of loosing their own roles and becoming obsolete. Using his position as the head of the family, Pak Kahar exercises his authority on Islani, Melina and Anita in his own ways. He needs to supports his wife, Sakinah in tackling daily issues and family problems but, at the same time he needs to understand his children's way of understanding problems. Being an ex-police officer, Mak Sakinah always remind her children that they can do whatever they think is right but, not go against the law. To the children, Mak Sakinah is a disciplinarian. Mak Sakinah treats them like small children that need protection and guidance until they get married. Pak Kahar is tactful but witty. His parenting approach is candid but effective. Everybody finds him adorable, humorous and entertaining. However, the children realise that their father has his weaknesses too. He loves them so much that he can be too protective at times. Pak Kahar admits he will be the first person to feel sad if everybody in his family finds his house a boring place to live in. For his wife, Mak Sakinah, as long as they are her children, they are still under her charge. Sometimes, old values do clash with modern practices. At times, Pak Kahar needs to re-look at his own married life which needs his first attention regardless of his age and maturity. He reminds his wife that they need to get excited in life because love and marriage is an on-going process through trials and errors. So, when he decides to go for a 'third honeymoon' with his wife, it becomes an issue among their grown-up children. In the end, all his children know that a happy family is a healthy family. All things in life require a series of adjustments. People learn how to relate to each other on a different plane as they move through life. It is the art of communicating, compromising and understanding. It demands a lot of emotional strength. Pak Kahar's motto in life, "You are in charge of your own happiness". Edit

Kaharudin or otherwise known as Pak Kahar Kengkang is a father figure. He believes that a happy family makes a healthy life. As the head of the family, Pak Kahar realises certain qualities that he finds simple... Read More

Add a descriptionKaharudin or otherwise known as Pak Kahar Kengkang is a father figure. He believes that a happy family makes a healthy life. As the head of the family, Pak Kahar realises certain qualities that he finds simple but hard to practice. i.e. patience, love, laughter, tolerance and ability to communicate with others. He too believes although happiness is subjective and intangible, it is but achievable. This is a family story. Essentially, this is also a romantic comedy with the plot centering around a father's attempts to understand his three growing-up children who see their lives in different perspectives. The children believe that they are facing new changing roles of a man-woman relationship while their parents are afraid of loosing their own roles and becoming obsolete. Using his position as the head of the family, Pak Kahar exercises his authority on Islani, Melina and Anita in his own ways. He needs to supports his wife, Sakinah in tackling daily issues and family problems but, at the same time he needs to understand his children's way of understanding problems. Being an ex-police officer, Mak Sakinah always remind her children that they can do whatever they think is right but, not go against the law. To the children, Mak Sakinah is a disciplinarian. Mak Sakinah treats them like small children that need protection and guidance until they get married. Pak Kahar is tactful but witty. His parenting approach is candid but effective. Everybody finds him adorable, humorous and entertaining. However, the children realise that their father has his weaknesses too. He loves them so much that he can be too protective at times. Pak Kahar admits he will be the first person to feel sad if everybody in his family finds his house a boring place to live in. For his wife, Mak Sakinah, as long as they are her children, they are still under her charge. Sometimes, old values do clash with modern practices. At times, Pak Kahar needs to re-look at his own married life which needs his first attention regardless of his age and maturity. He reminds his wife that they need to get excited in life because love and marriage is an on-going process through trials and errors. So, when he decides to go for a 'third honeymoon' with his wife, it becomes an issue among their grown-up children. In the end, all his children know that a happy family is a healthy family. All things in life require a series of adjustments. People learn how to relate to each other on a different plane as they move through life. It is the art of communicating, compromising and understanding. It demands a lot of emotional strength. Pak Kahar's motto in life, "You are in charge of your own happiness". Cancel