Nji Ronggeng

Set against the backdrop of village head elections, Nji Ronggeng tells the story of a love triangle involving Sari, a Ronggeng artist, and two young men, Dadang and Ohim, who are vying for her affection. The film captures the cultural significance of the Ronggeng performance and its rituals, particularly the touching of Sari's hair bun, which symbolizes deeper connections in their tradition.

As tensions rise between Cigugur and Cijulang, the film delves into the impact of personal relationships on ambitions and community dynamics. Dadang's father disapproves of his son's relationship with Sari, fearing it might threaten his political aspirations. This conflict adds layers to the narrative, illustrating how love and ambition can intersect in a tightly-knit village.