Plot
Indah, (Nirina Zubir) whose parents died a long time ago, is studying in high school and living a very poor lifestyle with her grandfather (Didi Petet). Indah never complains, but she holds on to her dream of meeting her favorite idol group Dewa Band face to face, whose songs are very inspirational to her.
Her dream is finally in reach when she hears that Dewa Band are giving out 10 tickets to fans to meet them directly through a lottery held throughout Indonesia. Bowo (Junior Liem), Indah's close friend, can't stand to see Indah disappointed because of his hidden feelings for her, strives to let Indah meet her idols by selling his beloved antiques bicycle and bringing her to Jakarta. Events don't go as planned, though, as Jakarta is not as Indah imagined.
Will Indah get to meet Dewa Band?
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