Three siblings who cannot stand each other are handed one shared prize: their father's guest house, and the fight over who deserves it.
What is Gara-Gara Warisan about?
Dahlan, a father whose parenting style left visible scars on each of his children, dies and leaves behind a single guest house as his estate. His three children, who have spent years avoiding each other, are suddenly forced back into the same rooms to settle who inherits it. Adam, the eldest, has built a case against his father in his head for decades, blaming a harsh upbringing for every setback in his adult life. Laras, the middle child, has grown fiercely independent and idealistic, unwilling to simply defer to her older brother's version of events. Dicky, the youngest and the one their father openly favored, arrives having never had to fight for anything, and the inheritance dispute is the first real test he has faced. What plays out is less a courtroom drama than a slow, often funny reckoning: old grievances resurface at the worst possible moments, alliances shift depending on who needs an ally that day, and the guest house itself becomes almost a fourth character, the one thing all three can agree they want and cannot agree how to share.
About the cast
Oka Antara and Indah Permatasari lead as two of the three siblings, with Ge Pamungkas rounding out the trio, and the supporting cast includes Yayu Unru, Ira Wibowo, Ernest Prakasa, Sheila Dara Aisha, and Lukman Sardi.
Context & significance
Directed by Muhadkly Acho and released in 2022, the film comes from Indonesia's active family-comedy tradition, a genre that regularly pairs inheritance disputes with sharper commentary on birth order, favoritism, and what parents owe their children beyond money. The guest-house setting keeps the story physically contained to one location even as the family history it dredges up spans decades.
Watching Gara-Gara Warisan on Ktime
Gara-Gara Warisan is available on K-Time with Persian dubbing, so Farsi-speaking viewers can watch without relying on subtitles. A free K-Time account login is required to start the film, though this page and the FAQs below are readable without signing in, and the platform's interface is built around a Farsi-first experience for Persian-speaking audiences abroad.