Mama Mama Milenial - First Season

Where's Eda? It's not like her to be late.

May peace be upon you.

And upon you as well.

Are you Eda?

Looks good, Da. For real.

Like in those religious movies.

Acting like a saint.

I bet this is just temporary.

Better than you, acting smart.

You don't even know your husband is cheating with Cacha.

- What did you say? - What?

What's with you?

Come on, let's play.

No, what did you say?

You said my husband is cheating with Cacha, huh?

Eda, that's not funny.

I don't even know what Bilqis' husband looks like.

Here, let me show you my husband.

That's me and Johan.

Let's just go home.

You shut up!

You already knew, why didn't you tell me?

You bitches!

I thought you're my friends.

Da, is it true what you said?

- Berry is cheating with Cacha? - Enough, Deb. Stay out of this.

- Go mind your Damar. - Why are you upset?

- I'm not upset! - Enough.

Deb, you better stay out of this. Come on, it's embarrassing.

Ay, you're the same.

Acting like our leader, I'm sick of it.

Why are you mad at me?

Shut up, I have nothing to do with you, you and you!

My business is with this slut! You know what a slut is?

What's a slut?

I'll kill you!

Enough!

Ouch, my goodness!

Ouch.

Millennial moms are fighting.

Yeah.

A hijab?

What a surprise?

You're right. Wearing a hijab now, huh?

I'm so surprised!

What's with these Twin Towers?

Always following us like flies.

So, are you having a gathering or playing bowling?

- Hey, I don't have time for you. - Just a second.

You think I have time for you? Are you insane?

Insane!

Luckily, it's not just the two of us now.

Wait.

- Call them. - Guys, hurry up.

- What is it, Miss? - There.

Hey, come on!

Come on!

Come!

Goodness.

I think it's a strike.

Do you realize?

If this court finalizes your divorce,...

...there's no turning back.

I have decided to divorce him.

I will give you one week.

For you two to mediate.

If in our next trial...

...you don't change your decision...

Well, there's nothing else we can do.

For the plaintiff, please take the mediation letter.

Alright.

Today's court is adjourned.

And private.

May peace be upon you, Ma'am.

Eda?

Are you an ustadzah now?

Wearing hijab is an obligation, Ma'am.

You don't have to be an ustadzah first.

Ay.

Aidan, come on.

It's hard being a mommy's boy.

- Talking behind people. - He is a mommy's boy.

Ay.

Let's wait for the next trial.

Alright, let me buy us some drink.

Let's wait there.

Come on, Ay, stop crying.

Let me cry, Da. Soon, I'll be a widow.

And our gang split up.

Gosh, what's important is the two of us stay together.

About Bilqis, Cacha, Debby...

They haven't been that close to us since graduation.

We made a promise.

High school promises stinks like burning sun, Ay.

- You stink. - Me? You're the stinkiest of us all.

Enough about me. So how's life, Mrs. Hajjah?

Greet her.

I'm so happy.

You all came to visit.

We've always wanted to come, Mom.

This Eggy.

Dressing like an uztad.

You're a righteous man now?

Still learning, sir.

My grandkids, come here.

Greet him.

I have some stamp collection.

- Wanna see? Come in. - We do.

Dear.

Seeing your long dress...

...I'm sure you're good at reading Quran, right?

Huh, you can't read the Quran?

Well, can you?

What are you saying? My elementary school had Quran study.

Well, true. When I was young...

I always went to clubs. Remember our junior high?

- I went to Musro. - Yeah, you asked me to go to clubs.

- Outrageous. - Why didn't I remember that?

Yeah, but praise be to Allah, I'm starting to study Quran a little.

Really?

I've been learning from Ustadzah Sofia.

Ustadzah Sofia?

This is Ustadzah Sofia.

She will guide you in Quran study.

Bring the girls too sometimes.

- Please guide me, Ustadzah. - Call me Sofia.

Ustadzah title is such a burden.

Due soon?

By Allah's will, two more months.

She's pretty, religious, can also teach Quran.

Let's try it from here.

- Yes. - In the name of Allah, let's start.

So a woman like that exist.

- Beautiful and religious. - Gosh, you're too much.

So you're judging me?

Only ugly girl turns religious?

- You're insane, I'm not like that. - Hey, stop with the negative thoughts.

That's not what I mean.

I mean, think about it.

How lucky her husband would be.

Yeah, so lucky. Beautiful and religious.

- Like me. - Not even close.

Enough about me, how are you holding up?

It's kinda weird, Da.

Since I'm divorcing Aidan,...

...I'm getting closer to his dad.

His dad?

Wasn't he arrested by the Corruption Watch?

Yes, but...

He was hospitalized, he had a heart attack.

- Dad. - Dad.

Hey.

I miss you, guys.

Ay.

Thank you, Ay, for coming here.

This doesn't change a thing. I'm still leaving you.

Ay, Dad's heart still weak.

I haven't told Dad anything.

I'm asking you to keep it a secret too.

- Come, Dear. - Let's go inside. Sir.

May peace be upon you.

- And upon you as well. - Greet him.

- Grandpa. - Hello, dear.

- Grandpa. - My grandchildren.

Gosh, how are you?

You guys in good condition?

- We're good. - You guys know?

Grandpa really misses you.

That's why I asked your dad to bring you here.

Have you guys eaten?