Madu Tiga

Jamil, unhappy in an infertile marriage with Latifah, decides to marry Hasnah without Latifah’s knowledge. Latifah’s father, Haji Latiff, secretly blesses the arrangement. The decision sets the stage for a complex web of deceit and jealousy that unfolds in the family.

Latifah discovers the secret wedding through a friend and confronts Jamil during the third night of the celebrations. The confrontation exposes the rift and triggers a tense exchange between the spouses. The truth begins to fracture the fragile peace in the household.

Hasnah and Latifah clash as accusations fly, and Jamil flees in fear. He disappears for three days and nights, avoiding both wives and the consequences of his deception. The family grows more divided as the lie lingers unresolved.

Jamil and Haji Latiff hatch a plan to rebuild trust by deception. To Latifah, Jamil pretends to have a broken leg from an accident and falsely claims he has divorced Hasnah. The ruse is designed to placate Latifah and buy time for reconciliation.

To Hasnah, Jamil pretends to be injured from a fight with Latifah and convinces her that he has divorced Latifah. The deception deepens the web of lies surrounding the marriages. Both wives remain unaware of the other’s existence in the arrangement.

Jamil quietly reconciles with Latifah and Hasnah, keeping them unaware of the other’s continued marriage. The two sisters-in-law remain apart in truth, but the illusion of harmony is maintained. This fragile balance sets the stage for new complications.

Returning to work, Jamil encounters Rohani, Ali’s daughter, during a debt collection from Pak Ali. He is immediately enchanted by her, and the attraction pulls him toward a new romantic chapter. This encounter marks a turning point away from the two wives.

Jamil and Rohani wed, and he moves Rohani and her father into a luxurious house on the beach. The new marriage expands his family and creates fresh tensions as loyalties shift. The beach house becomes the new center of the evolving drama.

Latifah and Hasnah meet by chance at a gold shop and begin to argue, revealing that both are still married to Jamil. The revelation underscores the absurdity of Jamil’s deceit and propels them toward a united front. The discovery heightens the urgency to find a peaceful resolution.

Rohani volunteers to mediate and invites Latifah and Hasnah to her house for a civil discussion. Her thoughtful approach aims to defuse the tensions and open a path toward peace among the three women. The mediation marks a shift from rivalry to dialogue.

When Latifah and Hasnah arrive, Jamil hides from view and initially refuses to join the discussion. Rohani nevertheless brings the trio together for an open, if tense, conversation. The house becomes a stage for truth-telling and confrontation.

The three women notice a photograph of Jamil with Rohani, realizing they all share the same husband. This moment reframes their dynamics from competition to cautious cooperation. They understand the need to address the situation as a group.

Facing the united front of the three women, Jamil surrenders, admits his mistakes, and agrees to divorce whichever wife wishes. The confrontation ends his deceit and begins the process of formal separation where needed. The resolution emphasizes accountability and honesty.

Rohani's thoughtfulness helps Latifah and Hasnah see the possibility of peace among them. All three women remain married to Jamil, but he must be fair and loving to all equally. The film closes with a fragile, hopeful balance among the three wives and their husband.