new medical equipment that was delivered to the hospital. Aruna suspects that there is some corruption going on and that PWP2 officials are making up an epidemic to embezzle money, but Farish doubts this. At their last stop in Singkawang, Farish changes his mind and agrees with Aruna that there is something going on. He also reveals that his girlfriend is an older woman who is married to someone else. At the hospital, Farish decides to resign, and his supervisor Priya tells Aruna that she is no longer needed. Aruna confronts Farish and accuses him of having told Priya about her suspicions. As she tries to figure out what his motivations were, she assumes that Priya is Farish's girlfriend. Frustrated, Aruna goes back to Pontianak to find her nasi goreng. Bono and Nadezhda decide to follow her; when Farish tries to join them, Bono punches him. Farish says that he had not come for Priya, but for Aruna, and rents a scooter to find her on his own. On the way, Bono finally confesses his love to Nadezhda, who accepts. While looking, Aruna calls her mother, who tells her that it was actually her recipe, not the maid's. Afterwards, Farish and Aruna meet and admit their feelings for each other. Ten months later, Aruna has successfully exposed the corruption and has learned how to cook her childhood nasi goreng. Bono has integrated Pontianak's cuisine into his restaurant successfully, and the two couples happily dine before the film ends. Cast Dian Sastrowardoyo as Aruna Oka Antara as Farish Nicholas Saputra as Bono Hannah Al Rashid as Nadezhda Ayu Azhari as Priya Desta Mahendra as Burhan Production Development Palari Films intended to produce a film adaptation of the 2014 novel Seperti Dendam, Rindu Harus Dibayar Tuntas by Eka Kurniawan. They picked up the film rights in 2016 but the adaptation process took longer than expected, prompting Edwin to pursue Laksmi Pamuntjak's The Birdwoman's Palate first instead. Producer Meiske Taurisia describes it as a loose adaptation as it does not follow the novel strictly. Edwin said that he had been interested in leading a film adaptation of the book after reading it. Producer Muhammad Zaidy said that Edwin was chosen as the director not only because he was part of Palari Films, but also because he was the one to propose the project. Edwin later met with Pamuntjak to discuss the possibility of