Get Married 3 2011

After Mae Nirina Zubir and Rendy Fedi Nuril welcome their triplets, they decide to raise the children with minimal outside input, intending to shield them from family and friends’ unsolicited advice. This private approach shapes their daily life as new parents, focusing on feeding schedules, nighttime routines, and the emotional needs of a growing family unit.

Mae’s postpartum depression becomes a central challenge, and to help her without raising questions, Rendy secretly enlists three childhood friends to support Mae: Ringgo Agus Rahman as Beni, Deddy Mahendra Desta as Guntoro, and Aming Sugandi as Eman, who provide hands-on care and emotional encouragement when Mae needs it most.

Mae keeps their involvement a secret from Rendy, believing he still wants to raise the triplets without outside input. At the same time, Mae’s parents begin stepping in, drawn by the babies’ growing needs and the quiet influence of Beni, Guntoro, and Eman.

Rendy realizes the babies seem more drawn to Mae’s friends and to Mae’s parents than to him, fueling a sense of inadequacy as a father. To create distance for Mae’s parents, he invites Mae’s grandmother Nyai to move in with them; Nyai Ratna Riantiarno and Mae’s father Babe Mardi Jaja Mihardja don’t see eye to eye, and Babe walks out in anger, leaving Mae’s mother worried about a possible divorce. This escalating tension tests the family, and Mae discovers that Rendy was the one who invited Nyai into the home.

The confrontation becomes a turning point, prompting Mae to reassess how outside help might actually support rather than undermine their family. Realizing his missteps, Mae reaches out to Beni, Guntoro, and Eman and asks them to help rebuild Rendy’s confidence as a partner and father. The trio’s efforts pay off: Rendy gains new steadiness, and he begins to bridge the gap between Mae and his in-laws. With renewed harmony, Babe and Nyai start to find common ground, and the families—along with Mae’s friends—join forces to care for the triplets.

Together, they form a broader support network that helps the triplets grow, demonstrating how shared effort and compassion can transform a rocky early-parenthood period into a resilient, cooperative family journey.