It's not Sepet nor Ghubra. I don't think it's even comparable to those. Different genre but with the same theme. To set this straight, it's a good family movie made to make us laugh, cherish and appreciate our country's identity as a multiracial country. An attempt to highlight the importance of love and unity over something as minor as race. Although it was a bit awkward and dry in the first 20-30 minutes, the plot caught up bringing fresh and unpredictable wits played well by the actors. Elements of suspense and stress are there. The story blissfully ends with an ending that concludes what true Malaysia should taste like.
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