Dono, Kasino and Indro lose their pants while they are defecating in a public toilet at an entertainment spot. As a last resort to cover up his embarrassment, Dono steals the pants of the man in the stall next to him. As it turns out, this man is the father of three young women that Dono, Kasino and Indro start going out with. The story, which is little more than a bunch of skits wrapped up together, starts from here.

Dedi (Dede Yusuf), who married Menul (Ayu Azhari), when they were very young, tries to make a living as a clown at an amusement park. This job does not pay enough for him to make ends meet, so he and a number of his friends try to find a way out of the poverty they are trapped in. The opportunity comes when they find a the wallet of a wealthy man, who is impressed when they return it to him, and provides them with the capital to open a food stall, which they use as a stepping stone toward opening a restaurant. Through this story, the director, Chairul Raya, attempts to depict the way of life of the poor, while using the subplot of the love story between the clown and his wife to display his disdain for the mainstream tendencies in the Indonesian film industry. This film is at once moving and humorous.

Mariam Si Manis Ancol Bridge (Diah Permatasari) and her best friend, Karina (Ozy Syahputra) saved Gilang (Ari Wibowo) whose spirit they found when her body was in a coma in the hospital because of an assassination attempt by Iwan (Dicky Wahyudi). Through a hilarious struggle against fellow spirits named Jin Volker (Udin Pumpkin), Gilang's life has finally been returned to his body and returned to normal life with his girlfriend, Nina who will be captured by Iwan