Dia Ibuku

The story centers on Rohani, a widow who works hard as a paddy farmer and rubber tapper to support her two sons, Jamal and Jamil. After her husband is wrongfully imprisoned due to false allegations, his life ends tragically in a road accident on the day of his release. The family's dynamics shift as Jamal moves to Australia for his studies while Jamil heads to Kuala Lumpur.

Upon his return, Jamal falls in love with Rozi, the daughter of the man whose accusations changed their lives forever. Tensions escalate when Rohani visits her son in Kuala Lumpur, leading to a confrontation with Kudin, the man responsible for her husband’s imprisonment. This argument creates a rift between mother and son, culminating in Rohani's illness amidst the growing familial discord. The film delves into themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the complexities of family relationships, making it a significant entry in Malaysian cinema of its era.