In a harrowing event set in Banyuwangi in 1998, a young man named Rahayu watched his father beheaded by ninjas. This traumatic experience left deep scars, and he struggled with persistent mental disturbances caused by the khanzab, supernatural whispers that disrupted his focus and prayers. This story explores the profound impact of violence and trauma on an individuals mental health, illustrating how past horrors can continue to haunt a person long after the event. The narrative also delves into the cultural beliefs surrounding spiritual disturbances and their influence on daily life. The film offers a compelling portrayal of grief, trauma, and spiritual conflict, piecing together elements of supernatural folklore with real emotional struggles. Its powerful storytelling and authentic character development make it a thought-provoking piece that resonates with viewers who appreciate stories about resilience amid tragedy.