Benyamin Raja Lenong

The film follows Benyamin, a laundryman and lenong performer, who lives next to Mimin, a widow. Their noisy interactions often lead to quarrels, but they eventually find common ground. Benyamin’s romantic interest in Ellya, the daughter of his landlord Mr. Hamid, complicates matters. Mr. Hamid disapproves of their relationship due to his perception of lenong players as socially inferior.

As the story unfolds, Benyamin cleverly uses Mr. Hamid's growing feelings for Mimin to soften his stance against his love for Ellya. The film's humor and emotional depth provide insight into societal norms and personal aspirations, making it a notable entry in Indonesian cinema from the 1970s. The interplay of comedy and drama allows for a rich exploration of character relationships against the backdrop of cultural tradition.