Siapa Jaga Mak S2 EP1 | Drama Melayu

The programme that you'll be watching is purely fictitious. Any resemblance to anyone, living or dead, is coincidental and unintentional. Mum! You're leaving early today? I have a customer who ordered a lot today. Praise be to God. May God make it. Mum, I'm contemplating for a room to rent. You want to stay by yourself? If only I manage to get it. I want to get one that is near my stall. Then things would be easy. Who asked you to get a stall at a far-flung place? What can I do, Mum? For now, th

at's all I can afford. The rental at other places is high. It's up to you. As long as it's convenient for you. It's up to you.... You also like it if I can live on my own. Arif, you don't get me wrong. Actually, I don't want to be very dependent on my children. I can live on my own. According to the plan, you get married first. Then, Amin. You will lead your own lives with your respective spouses. That's the thing.... we propose, God disposes. So in the meantime, we'll squeeze ourselves like thi

s. So when I get my own room, we don't have to squeeze anymore, Mum. -Mum, I'm leaving first. -All right. -Bye, Mum. -Take care. Has Amin woken up or not? Not yet. He didn't wake up despite being woken up many times. I shall leave first, Mum. May peace be upon you. May peace be upon you too. Take care! Amin! Wake up, Amin. Amin, come on wake up. Amin. Wake up. What's the time now? Hoi! You're so difficult to wake up. Wake up. Or you'll be late for work. Wake up! Oh God, this boy.... Hello... Oka

y, dear. I have woken up. Okay. Bye. You didn't wake up when I woke you up, but you're quick to rise when your fiancée did it. You're so adamant. O God.... It'll be hard to wake up if you go to bed late. Good morning. Good morning. Nurin, today I'll only pack bread for you. Sorry, I woke up slightly late just now. What's the apology for, Dad? Anything that you pack will do. I am the one who should be doing all this. You have a lot of homework. It looks like it's endless. What if you wake up in t

he morning and having to prepare breakfast like this? What time did you go to bed last night? 2 o'clock. See? 2 o'clock. See? Are you accompanying Mum for her check-up? Yes, she can't be going by herself, right? Her vision is poor. It'd be difficult for her to navigate around. Today I took half-day leave. Next time will be my turn, okay? There's no need. You just focus on your studies. Let me do all the work, okay? Oh my! I can smell sardines from my room. Why didn't you call me to assist you? I

can still manage by myself, dear. Okay. Mum, Dad, I go to school first. Take care, Nurin. Sure, Mum. Dad..... Okay. Be careful. You eat and get changed quickly, we'll leave in a bit after breakfast. Okay? I've prepared it for you. Kakak! I noticed you always come home late nowadays. My friends held a study group. That's why it ended late. You're loitering, aren't you? Did I? You're trying to be smart. Same goes for you, Ardi. Don't hang out with your schoolmates after school. Go home straight a

fter school. That day, I saw him and his friend at the block behind. They hung out for so long. He stayed out for some time. Did I? That's a lie. Why are you making noise early in the morning? When I was little, Grandma always said, time is gold. To succeed in life, you have.... To be good at time management. If you fail to plan means you plan to fail. There you are. Is that true, Ma? Yeah, but remember to make sure it doesn't go in one ear and come out the other. Did you hear that? It's not tha

t you cannot make friends. But.... you have to be good at choosing friends. Don't choose the wrong friends. Yes, you'll commit all sorts of immoral acts if you choose the wrong friends. Okay. Is everybody ready? Let's go. Mama, have a sip. You, too. The day has just started, but you made so much noise. What noise? I'm just giving a pep talk. After all, I didn't nag at you. My body really aches, Mum. I have to buy a new mattress. Use my mattress. Or just sleep on my bed. How about you then? I wil

l sleep on the floor. Eh? How can that be? I'm physically old and used to sleep on mattress. And used to sleep on the floor. Unlike you young people who are not physically rugged. Always complaining of body aches. Mum, I will bear with it. I will buy a new mattress when I move out. Then I'll be able to sleep comfortably. I can't wait to get a new flat. You're getting married, right? And leave me, right? Please don't say such a thing. You don't worry, Mum. You'll always be Number One. Okay? -Sure

? -Sure. -Do you love me? -Yes. I love you so much. If so, eat first. Is my order for 30 packets ready? Auntie, half of it is done. Leaving the other half. Yesterday I said I will pick up the 30 packs early in the morning. I know. Sorry, Auntie. Sorry. Only half to go. If you want to run a business, you should do business the right way. You're not taking it seriously. Forget it. Auntie! Auntie! You can still afford to smile. A customer had just cancelled her order. Why are you late? What's the t

ime now? You're being calculative over my punctuality. Of course. I'll suffer a loss. You want to go home on time, but not when you're reporting for work. All right.... As I've said there was a big order yesterday. How is it now? I forget... You're already late, and you talked so much. Okay. Sorry. Boss, have you had your breakfast? You can have your breakfast first, and let me handle all this. You go and have your breakfast. You may order anything. It's my treat. Okay? If the room is not tidied

up, toilet is not washed, both of you cannot go anywhere on Saturday. Ok, Ardi will do it later. Mama, Papa will be slightly late today. Later after my meeting. Why? My husband. Keep on updating the group chat. Keep reminding the kids to do this, do that. But this morning, she has issued many instructions. That's good. I'm always like that towards my child. My husband? Hands off. Okay.... Meeting for today... Aisyah! Hi Mum! How are you? Good? Praise be to God. How's your family there? Okay? Ok

ay, Mum. Everything is okay. I miss my granddaughter. I have not seen her for a long time. It's only three months, Mum. Come over if you miss her. I can't bear to go on a five-hour flight. It's okay if it's cheap. I'll go if I have the provisions. I have discussed with my manager. I thought of going back to work. Forget it, Mum. It's time for your to retire, stay at home and rest. I don't want. It's boring. Or else, you come over. Then who is going to look after my overgrown babies? They're old

enough, Mum. They know how to take care of themselves. Dear, how long more are you going to be on the phone? Mum, I have to go. We'll continue later, okay? All right, you call me again, okay? Hugs and kisses to my granddaughter. I really miss her. Bye, Mum. Bye, Aisyah. Bye! Madam, your kidney is worsening. You have to undergo dialysis. Really, Doctor? I will agree with any of your suggestions. All right, I will explain the next process. Dear, are you okay? What else can we do? It'll get worse i

f you don't go. After all, your vision is failing. It's blurry. Dear, have your drinks. I bought it for you. -Thank you. -Welcome. Who did you ask to come over? Mum. But your family was not so supportive of us migrating here, right? Now you're asking your Mum to come over? My Mum miss her granddaughter. We don't have time to entertain her when she's here. Can you don't act smart next time? Ask me first. Understand? Understand. Your interview at the cafe is on, right? It's on. But I will see how

first. If the job is not heavy, then I will take up the offer. If it's heavy, then I will not. You know I can't lift heavy things because of my back. It will hurt later. What's up, Aisyah? Something seems serious. I would like to inform... that Khairul and I want to migrate to Perth. Perth? You didn't even disclose it. That's why I want to meet and inform everyone. Why, Aisyah? There's a job opportunity there, Mum. How about your job here? The company offered me. For just three years. You alone?

All will come with me. I won't go if I am alone. When are you leaving? Maybe early next year? Next year? I'm getting married next year, do you know that? Are you coming back or not? God willing. Of course, I will be back. Aisyah, when you Khairul along... make sure he also looks for a job there. Not at the end of the day, you're supporting him. Hear that, Aisyah. Do you want to go to the supermarket? What do you want to buy? Of course, groceries. I have zoom meeting. You have zoom meeting when

you're home. It's okay. I will just call Bak. What for? Bak is my private chauffeur. It's better to pay him than to pay others, right? For no reason, we have to trouble that old man. I want to see my father-in-law. Can't I? Can...go ahead. Any message for him? Message? Can. Ask him not to be so stubborn. Sure. I'm just kidding. I don't feel like telling him anything. He would think I'm nagging at him. -Bak. -Serene. Thanks for booking my cab. Isn't Is sending you? Is he busy? He'll be having zoo

m meeting later at home. He has been working night and day. When is he going to rest? He doesn't know how to rest. Just like you Pa, a workaholic. I'm different. I've been working for decades. I feel awkward if I don't work. By all means, I want to go out. Bak, when I called you earlier, where were you? At home. Home? Then why didn't you tell me? I can call another cab, right? It's okay. At least I get to see and talk to you. What are you going to cook with these purchases? Lemon curd, Bak. What

is lemon curd? I've never eaten it. I'll make it. I'll let you try, okay? You don't have to trouble yourself. It's not difficult. You'll be the judge whether I am a good baker or not. Can? Okay. Come... Your sister said he may not be able to come back for your wedding. Maybe. That's for sure, Mum. What is possible with Kak Aisyah? They are there for just a few months, Mum. They can't be forking out the money to buy return tickets for the entire family. I doubt her husband can afford it. Even if

they come back, do you think he'll pay for all the tickets? Mum, I browsed his FB. He has been posting as though he's on holiday. I noticed he's getting worse. Amin, he's your brother-in-law, right? Mum, didn't you notice since he married to Aisyah, he was not in favour of Aisyah coming home and staying for a long time. During my engagement ceremony that day, he didn't help around. He came like a guest. He only came on the actual day. Frankly, from the very beginning, I made it known that I det

ested her husband. But Aisyah insisted on marrying him. What can I do? Enough, forget it. You don't add stress to her life. Let us pray for the best. Okay? Okay, Mum. I want to shake your hands. Where are you going? I am going out for a while. To discuss about my wedding with Hajah. All right. Please convey my regards. Okay. God willing. Amin, discuss with Hajah nicely. Don't be like me. Mine was aborted. So dramatic.... -I love you. -I love you. Tijah, go ahead and eat first. Aren't you joining

me? I'm not hungry. It's okay. I'll wait for Nurin to come home, then I'll eat with her. I am sorry, dear. I am causing more inconvenience as days go by. Now I have to go for my dialysis. Why are you spewing nonsense? This is all my responsibility, right? If you're embarrassed to get more subsidies, I can go alone. What are you talking about? Actually, I don't need all that. You're the only one who's keen about it. Actually, I don't like to beg for sympathy from others. We're not asking for alm

s, dear. We just want to try to reduce your burden. That's all. Aisyah, I want to ask you. Are you coming back for Amin's wedding? Can you take leave? I haven't asked yet. Anyway I have started working here, right? I feel shy to apply for home leave. Well Aisyah, give it a go. You're not going on a holiday. It's your own brother's wedding, Aisyah. Aisyah, I was contemplating on paying for your family's airfare. If possible, I want everyone to gather around. Mum? Mum! Dear! Dear! Mum fell, dear!

Mum! Mum! Mum? Dear. Mum! Mum fell, dear! Mum! Mum! Let me call your siblings! I know the medical cost will be hefty. That's why we come here... to seek more assistance. I am not working, Miss. My husband's pay is low. All right. I will see what kind of assistance you can apply. Miss, don't get us wrong. We're here not to beg. I am still working. As long as I can afford it, I will pay for my wife. I understand, Uncle. But it's a pity if you don't get this subsidy. Actually, I encourage all patie

nts who come here to apply for the subsidy. After all, the government has already provided it. All we have to do is to apply for it. Yes, I only want to apply for the remaining subsidy. Just for her dialysis. All right, Uncle. Long, what did the doctor say? Mild stroke or what kind of stroke? Can recover? Mild or serious, a stroke is a stroke. We just have to accept what has happened. Does she need to go for physiotherapy? We need to boost Mum's spirit. If she's depressed, and gives up, refuses

to go for therapy, then it would be difficult. What else did the doctor say? Family support. Family support is important. Starting today, life won't be normal anymore. How can't it be normal? Well...before this, Mum is independent, but now someone has to assist her. Such as eating, bathing, changing clothes. Everything... How is it, Long? Have you updated Kak Aisyah? You give her a call. Just now when I was talking with the doctor, she kept calling me. Should we ask her to come back? You just up

date her. Let her think the rest for herself. Darling... Sorry, I was about to call you. Long.... Thank you. Abang... Everything seemed okay yesterday. This morning things suddenly became like this. Things have happened, darling. What to do? Doctor said life wouldn't be normal anymore, you know. That's for sure... We just pray for Mum's speedy recovery, okay? You know what it means, right? It means not only Mum. Life for us wouldn't be normal anymore. What do you mean? With Mum in such a state,

I think I have to make some major adjustments. Yeah, of course. Darling, with regard to our flat and wedding, we set it aside first, okay? I have to give priority to my Mum. What do you mean by setting aside, darling? Maybe we hold a simple ceremony. We get solemnized first, or have the wedding proper later. It can't be to that extent. Your brother and sister are around, right? You can't be doing everything? Then I don't have to contribute? Just stay put? She's also my Mum. right? We'll discuss

this later. My brain seems to be stuck now. Anyway, thanks for visiting my Mum. I'll send you down. You still want to operate the stall when your Mum is in the hospital. Just close it. Are you going to pay the rent if I close it? How about you go on no-pay leave? Can? It's tough to run a business. I thought when you're the boss, you can open and close as and when you like it. If I have my way, I wouldn't want to open it. But my only worker here is hopeless. I'm afraid if I'm not around, it would

render immobile. Are you mocking me? Carry on mocking me. So the room that you wanted me to ask my brother is considered as cancelled. Why cancelled? Then you can't let your Mum stay alone following her discharge later. You just hunt for one. About my Mum, I'll settle it myself. I'll ask my brother to take care of her or engage a maid. I'll use my discretion. When you move to a two-room flat, where is the maid going to sleep? You're asking too many questions. Okay, this is serious. Why did you

downgrade from a four-room to a two-room flat? You know recently I wanted to get married but it didn't materialise. I thought of moving out after my wedding. So my Mum downgraded. After all, she'll be moving out after my brother gets married. So my Mum does not want to live in a big unit alone. So this is all because of her eldest son's abortive wedding. You.... Arif, you're eligible, right? You can just purchase a flat for singles. It's easier, right? Indeed it's easy if you have enough CPF. Bu

t the problem now is that even my CPF is not enough. In fact, I was depending on my fiancée's CPF to buy a flat. My poor boss. Not only looks, you don't have CPF either. You're shooting your mouth off.... Finish your drink, quick. We can go back once we're done. A bit more.... Step up. Okay. It's nice to be exposed to the sun. Right? You feel physically fresh. Even if you're ill, you have to go out often. I will only go out if you accompany me. I won't dare to go out alone. Mum, didn't you conta

ct Kakak Atiqah dengan Abang Sulaiman? Why did you suddenly ask about them? I'm just thinking about them. If they're around, they can help with your outings or go for your dialysis.... if I am in school or Dad's working. I feel embarrassed to call them. They're your children, right? Why are you ashamed? Don't bother. I guess they're busy. Do you miss them? I do, Nurin. Whatever it is, they're my children, right? I understand.... if they refused to see me anymore. Well....everyone makes mistakes.

Perhaps it's difficult for them to forgive me. Let's continue walking. Okay. Come.... Bak, this is lemon curd. Thank you. It's nice if you eat with scones. Serene, I don't want all this. I want you to bring my grandchildren. Tell them that I really miss them. Sure, I'll tell them. Bak, have you given a thought about what Is told you? What is it? With regard to driving taxi. Did you see how I drove that day? Steady, right? Iskandar is endlessly worried. Serene, if I don't drive taxi, what can I

do at home? Just stay put and watch TV? Your son is just worried. You're 73 this year. If possible, he wants you to stop driving. Iskandar is always up to something. Bak, give it a try, okay. How do we eat this? Dip it. Okay Bak, I also want to visit my Papa. How is that old man getting on? Is he still acting like a bachelor boy? Still the same. Why, Bak? Serene, I am not complaining. That day, he called me. He asked me to send him to play golf at Tanah Merah. But before that, he asked me to fet

ch his friend at Pioneer Road. When we reached Tanah Merah, you know what he said to me? What? "Ask your son to pay for his father-in-law's cab fare'. Can it be so? I got so angry. Really? Okay then. I have to go. Thank you. -It's okay. Take care, Bak. -Sure. I insist on going back! Abang Arif and Amin are around, right? Why are you in a rush? If there's something, they'll update. My Mum is ill. Do you understand or not? My Mum is not having a fever, cough or flu. My Mum had a stroke! I know tha

t. Oh, you know? But you don't know my feelings. Dear, we've promised not to touch the emergency fund. We'll only use it in the event of an emergency. Isn't this urgent enough? You want to wait for my Mum to die, then I can make use of the fund. Is that so? You don't try to twist my words. That day, Mum told me that she wanted to pay for our flight fares for Amin's wedding. If you're afraid that our funds get depleted, I will ask my Mum to pay back. So now can I go back or not? Nurin, why are yo

u doing that? I have told you not to do it, right? You just focus on your studies. It's okay, Dad. Not much. I've bought fried rice. Come...let's eat. Wow...is that kampung fried rice? What a nice aroma... So appetizing. Have a seat first. Mum, the fried rice is for Dad and me. You eat oats. I keep eating this. You have to watch your food intake. Come let's eat. If you want, I can buy you wholemeal bread. Do you want it? It's suitable for people like you. It is expensive? Enough. Stop asking for

the moon. We have to be frugal. Now things are pretty expensive. Enough, just eat what's on the table. Okay? Come.... Please eat up. Pa! Since when did you start gardening? Oh...I didn't tell you? I attended the urban farming workshop. Wow...so hardworking. The previous one was social media workshop, right? Pa, don't you feel tired? You also attended the one on farming. Well, it was just for fun. Not to find jobs. Anyway, the government provides SkillsFuture funding, you know. So I went. Anyway

, your mother is no longer around. So I have to find things to do. If not, I'll be more stressed. Stressed? Pa, you just call me, I will come any time. Serene, you have kids and a husband. But you're still my Papa, right? You don't worry. I have Uncle Leng, Uncle Edward, Uncle Dino. So many activities. We go hiking, we go golfing, we play mahjung. All sorts of things. Okay. But you may go. At least you stay fit and healthy. Pa, I want to ask you something. The other day, you took my father-in-la

w's cab, right? Yeah. Why? Have you paid him? Huh? Do family have to pay? A few dollars only. Pa, must pay, you know. Huh? Must pay? Mum... Mum... Aisyah....you came back. Who did you come with? Alone, Mum. I feel sorry that you have to come a long way. You don't have to come back, Aisyah. Abang Arif and Amin are around. They can look after me. If there's anything, you can just give me a call. Mum, my heart like stopped a beat that day when you fell unconscious. I will not be at peace as long as

I don't come back to see you. All right... But you don't have to stay here for long. I feel sorry for my granddaughter. If you want to leave tomorrow, you may do so. It's as if you don't like me coming home. No, I like to see you. Aisyah, I pray for you every day. Can you come back for Amin's wedding? We can get together as a family. But God predestined that you come back before Amin's wedding. I feel sorry for you that you have to come a long way. Bak started working when he was 18. Now it's t

ime for him to stay at home and just rest. Perhaps he feels lonely at home. No friends. It's boring. I've asked him to move in with us. Do we have an extra vacant room? He also knows that. Ardi can sleep in the hall, right? If he wants, I can make an extra room outside. I don't think he wants us to do that. To him, maybe he's troubling us. What is the trouble? Ardi is a boy. Anywhere will do. Hello Pa! Serene! This week you don't have to come. I'll be going to Batam with my golf buddies. Okay. H

ow long are you going for? One night only. It's Uncle Leng's birthday. We're going golfing, having seafood, karaoke. He's paying for everything. Okay, have fun. Wait! Have you paid my father-in-law's cab fare? Aiyo...okay. Later, I'll transfer. Bye. Pa! What's up? Pa.... Amin, you just stay with Mum after you get married? Is that okay? In the very beginning, Hajah wants us to move to her place after our wedding. See? You're already afraid of your wife even before you get married. What are you sa

ying, Along? We have been planning this a long time ago. All right. Along, you don't have to look for a room. Just live with Mum. It's troublesome to rent. Sharing with a roommate. Living with a stranger, and living abroad, which is more cumbersome? Along, at least you have privacy living in your own house. I want to find my own place that is close to my stall. It's easy for me. You know what time I start working, right? I am not like you. You can fix an appointment as and when you have to. Go h

ome at any time. Okay. I've spoken to Mum, she was okay with it. I want to migrate to Perth, she was okay with it. She was also agreeable when Amin wants to move to Hajah's place. Along wants to rent a room, Mum was also okay. But then when she was okay. Now Mum is not okay, who is going to look after her? Captions: Anwar Hashim Mediacorp Pte Ltd