Citra (Celine Evangelista) is invited by her aunt, Mbak Ning (Nai Djenar Maisa Ayu), to become the sole sinden singer in a traditional ruwatan wayang performance. Prior to the show, Mbak Ning and the puppet master Ki Mangun Suroto (Whani Dharmawan) conduct a ritual offering accompanied by sacred chants that Citra is required to memorize. Unknown to her, the ritual carries a dark intention.

Bara (Fajar Nugroho) becomes a witness to the horrifying truth: Citra is destined to become a human sacrifice during the performance because she was born on Friday Kliwon, a day believed to hold powerful mystical significance. Danyang Wingit: Friday Kliwon explores the dangers of blind belief in dark rituals and the dehumanization that follows in the name of power and tradition.

The Indonesian Film Censorship Institution (LSF) has rated Danyang Wingit: Friday Kliwon for audiences aged 17 and above. Viewers are advised to choose films wisely according to age classification. Be Discerning in Selecting Content Suitable for Your Age. (tin)