Gara-Gara Warisan

The film follows three brothers—Adam, Laras, and Dicky—who have never gotten along. Each brother represents a different perspective on family and legacy, leading to a humorous yet poignant examination of their relationships. Adam, the eldest, struggles with resentment towards their father's strictness. Laras, the independent middle child, clashes with Dicky, the pampered youngest son, who embodies carefree mischief.

Set against the backdrop of a generational clash, the film weaves themes of debt and the complexities of familial love through satirical humor. The story engages with the idea of what inheritance truly means, both materially and emotionally, as the brothers vie for their father's legacy. As they navigate their differences, the film highlights the absurdities of family relationships that are both relatable and entertaining. With a runtime of 119 minutes, Gara-Gara Warisan offers a unique look at the often comedic struggles of family life.