Pengabdian

Rhoma Irama stars as the lead character, whose dedication to music causes strain in his marriage. When his wife, Ani, becomes blind, Rhoma shifts his focus to livestock farming in an effort to care for her. This new venture brings its own set of difficulties, including rivalry with local farmers who resent his presence in the business.

The film explores themes of love, sacrifice, and the struggles of balancing personal aspirations with family responsibilities. Rhoma's journey ultimately leads him back to music, illustrating the pull of his true passion despite the challenges he faces. With a runtime of 109 minutes, "Pengabdian" combines elements of drama and music, making it a notable piece from the mid-1980s film landscape.