Ngidam

Abdul is the central character in Ngidam, as he struggles to satisfy his wife Lela's increasingly demanding pregnancy cravings. Lela's desire for rare Betawi cuisine, including traditional dishes like "selendang mayang" and "nasi ulam," adds a comedic twist to their daily life. However, when she requests the elusive "sayur babanci," Abdul embarks on an adventurous quest around Jakarta to fulfill her wishes.

The film captures the essence of family dynamics and cultural identity through food, showcasing the pressures and expectations surrounding pregnancy cravings. With the added element of a myth regarding birthmarks, Abdul's journey becomes both a personal and cultural exploration, reflecting the significance of food in Betawi traditions. Ngidam stands out as a contemporary comedy that intertwines humor with heartfelt moments, making it a noteworthy title in the genre.