The story is relatable and neat, wrapped in beautiful cinematography. The pace of the plot is slow, but it doesn't make you sleepy at all thanks to the story being to the point. Instead, we are curious about what will happen and what the people around Mrs. Prani or Mrs. Prani herself will do. We are not allowed to look away from the screen for a moment. And also the depiction of Mrs. Prani's character when her mind is racing can be conveyed well to the audience, even without the need for a narration. Not to mention later in the final scene with the strains of the song "Dan Hujan I" making it a very touching scene.

The film actors also played their characters well. Especially with Angga and Prilly (who I doubted could act well in this film), successfully bringing their characters. Sha Ine also doesn't need to doubt its quality. The supporting actors can also carry their characters well and can match the main actors.

With a duration of almost 2 hours, the whole story is conveyed well and straightforwardly.

Unfortunately, Didit's character is not explored very well. Even though he could be said to be one of the "trouble makers" in the family. But he is rarely in the spotlight, and with sudden character development without explanation.

Wrong or right is just a matter of who talks the most.
—Muklass