What happens when three friends from wildly different backgrounds get caught in a whirlwind of love drama and unexpected gigs? Jadi Tuh Barang has the answer—served with humor, heart, and a splash of rain.

Meet Bonar (Oki Rangga), Awang (Dicky Difie), and Wongso (Steven Wongso)—a trio of best friends navigating life’s chaos together. When Bonar finds himself under pressure to win over the parents of his girlfriend, Cantika (Beby Tsabina), things take a turn. Cantika’s mother (played by Nurul Arifin) is forcing her into an engagement with Arnold (Ge Pamungkas), sparking a string of comedic and emotional challenges.

In an attempt to sort out their tangled lives, the three friends accept an unusual job offer from Zara (Arafah Rianti): becoming pawang hujan, or traditional rain handlers. Yes, you read that right—rain handlers. What follows is a series of hilarious escapades, heartfelt moments, and a deeper look at the bonds that hold them together.

Directed by Kemal Palevi—known for his previous comedies Tak Kemal Maka Tak Sayang (2014) and Abdullah dan Takeshi (2016)—this film blends romantic tension with comedic timing and cultural charm.

The Indonesian Film Censorship Institution (LSF) has rated Jadi Tuh Barang suitable for audiences aged 13 and above. With themes of love, friendship, and personal growth wrapped in light-hearted storytelling, this film invites viewers to laugh, reflect, and maybe even wish for a little rain.(miq)