Kapan Kawin

In the heart of Jakarta's bustling city life, we meet Dinda, a dedicated career woman in her thirties. Her life is a portrait of modern independence, but this sharply contrasts with the traditional expectations of her parents in Yogyakarta. They view Dinda's unwed status not just as a personal choice, but as a familial disappointment. This persistent pressure from her parents, who are deeply concerned about her single life, is a recurring theme in her visits home.

As her parents' wedding anniversary approaches, Dinda devises a plan to ease the familial tension. She decides to introduce a 'rented' boyfriend during the celebration. This act, she hopes, will deflect the incessant questions about her marital status. Enter Satrio, a flamboyant theater actor known for his eccentricities. Dinda believes that presenting Satrio as her partner will finally put an end to the relentless matrimonial questions.

However, instead of alleviating her parents' concerns, Satrio's introduction fuels them. Her parents, now more eager than ever, begin to push for a wedding between Dinda and her faux beau. This twist leads us into the crux of Dinda's story: a tale that navigates through societal norms, personal aspirations, and the comedic ironies of life.

Starring a Citra award-winning actor, this movie is not just a romantic comedy. It's a relatable narrative for anyone who has felt the societal pressures of reaching a certain age without tying the knot.