Sayang Disayang

Murni is a live-in nurse who works for Pak Harun, a lonely and bitter elderly man who constantly harangues his caregiver. She intends to cook a “Sambal Goreng” dish that is exactly like the one cooked by the man’s late wife, but success seems to elude her.

Murni also loves to sing in the kitchen, and this irritates Pak Harun further. What is the elusive ingredient to unlock the tension between Murni and Pak Harun – to remedy these broken hearts and bring them together to sing the same tune?