Summary of "TUKANG FOTOKOPI MENDAPAT JODOH HANYA KARENA FLASHDISK YANG TERTINGGAL"

A lost flash drive turns a humble photocopy-shop boy’s life upside down — from quiet village struggles to a messy scandal and, unexpectedly, true love.

Summary — main plot and highlights

Setup

Rehan is a hardworking village youth who runs a small photocopy/print kiosk to support his mother and school-age sister. He is quietly nursing heartbreak after a rejected proposal and a betrayal by an ex.

Inciting incident

Dr. Naila (Naa), an elegant city doctor and recent divorcee, rushes to Rehan’s kiosk because her laptop died and she needs files from a flash drive. She forgets the flash drive there and later panics: it contains wedding videos, medical files, and intimate recordings that could ruin her.

Journey and bonding

Naila drives back to Rehan’s village to retrieve the drive. Weather and roadblocks force them into a slow, rainy overnight journey. Small, warm moments build chemistry: - Rehan’s honesty and gentleness. - Mrs. Rehan’s hospitality (fried chicken, fried bananas, tube-TV jokes). - A goofy “how to adjust the car seat” moment that nearly leads to a kiss. - Playful banter, including the line: “I’ll watch the video when you’re my husband.”

These scenes create a gentle, domestic intimacy that contrasts with the scandal tied to the flash drive.

Complication and betrayal

After Naila intermittently returns to the kiosk, Rehan helps edit some hospital/BPJS data. Unknown to him, the files were manipulated; police and health inspectors arrive and arrest Rehan, detaining him for three days. He feels humiliated and betrayed, especially after a tense confrontation with Naila when she finally appears.

Redemption and sacrifice

Naila testifies, reveals the truth, and helps secure Rehan’s release (she even allegedly paid bribes to free him). Wracked with guilt and realizing she loves him, she returns to the village with medical supplies to care for his ailing mother.

Resolution

Naila confesses her love; Rehan admits he’s loved her too. They reconcile, share a romantic kiss in the car, and later marry simply and sincerely. The final message: appearances and misunderstandings can hide true feelings — honesty and courage can turn broken moments into lasting love.

Notable jokes, warm beats, and reactions

Light, rural comedy: Rehan’s deadpan comment about tube TVs — “If you hit it, the picture clears.”
Awkward flirtation: the seat-adjustment scene that almost becomes a kiss.
Tender domestic scenes: Mrs. Rehan inviting Naila to stay, making tea and home-cooked meals.
Emotional peaks:
- Rehan’s fury and heartbreak during the police incident.
- Naila’s guilt and tearful confession.
- The quiet reconciliation on the terrace and the final kiss in the car.
Running motif: the flash drive as catalyst — comic, embarrassing, dangerous, then ultimately irrelevant once honesty and love prevail.

Takeaway / moral

A small accident can expose character. Rehan’s integrity and Naila’s eventual courage and sacrifice turn a messy, scandalous beginning into a genuine relationship. Don’t judge feelings by surface behavior; openness and sincerity matter.

Characters / personalities

Rehan — photocopy/printing kiosk owner, village youth, protagonist
Naila / Naa — city doctor, recent divorcee, love interest
Mrs. Rehan — Rehan’s kind mother
Dina — Rehan’s younger sister (high school)
Rehan’s ex-girlfriend (Sari) — earlier love who rejected him
Naila’s ex-husband — appears in the sensitive videos (unnamed)
The “handsome man” — a friend/companion who briefly accompanies Naila and provokes jealousy
Policemen and Inspectorate of Health officers — arrest and detain Rehan
Minor roles: village neighbors, kiosk customers, small-town innkeeper, medical staff

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