Frozen out of the family business, a spoiled heir named Joni sets out to prove himself by returning to his hometown to sell his family’s nearly-collapsing roof-tile factory. Desperate to grab attention (and jack up the land price), Joni comes up with a completely unhinged idea: a muscle-flexing contest for the factory workers.
Frozen out of his company in the middle of a ruthless race for CEO, Joni finds what he thinks is the perfect solution to reclaim his position: selling his family’s rickety roof-tile factory in a tiny village called Ciwani. Inside the factory, Joni stumbles upon an idea that just might change his life.
Joni comes up with a brilliant plan to boost the factory’s popularity (and the land price): hosting a muscle contest for the roof-tile laborers. Since no one believes him, Joni decides to prove just how brilliant the idea by taking matters into his own hand.
Kontes Otot (The Muscle Contest) aka KONTOT is officially happening! To lure in more participants, Joni bluffingly announces a huge prize, with absolutely no idea where the money will come from. As his conflict with Kang Odoy heats up, Joni is forced to put his money where his mouth is… somehow.
KONTOT day finally arrives! The competition goes wildly off-script, blowing past everything Joni planned. But when support pours in from places and people he never expects, Joni realizes that he has to take an extreme step.
Joni is kidnapped by masked men after refusing to sell the factory land. With muscles flexed and egos fully inflated, the mighty Gagah Perkasa Gang gears up for a rescue mission!
Joni finally knows who’s behind all the chaos in Ciwani. As the truth about his real reason for coming there threatens to spill out, Joni swears to do anything to keep his friends’ trust from collapsing faster than the factory itself.
Back in Jakarta, Joni’s life is bland, hollow, and heavily seasoned with guilt. When he learns that Harry’s behavior is getting more and more troubling, Joni decides it’s time to make things right and win back his friends’ hearts.