Kodrat (played by Slamet Rahardjo) is a protagonist in Kodrat.
An impoverished man raised with Solikhin in an orphanage dormitory, Kodrat loses his close friend when Solikhin is shot by police and wants revenge. His boss orders him to kill Susy, Solikhin's girlfriend, but Kodrat refuses and turns her over to the police. He then gives his wealth to the orphanage before confronting Sofyan. Susy (played by Anna Tairas) appears in Kodrat.
Susy is Solikhin's girlfriend and becomes the target of an order given to Kodrat by his boss after Solikhin is killed. Kodrat refuses to kill her and instead hands her over to the police. Her relationship with Solikhin and Kodrat's decision to spare her make her important to the events that follow. Solikhin (played by Piet Pagau) appears in Kodrat.
Solikhin is Kodrat's close friend; the two grew up together in an orphanage dormitory and came from poverty. They donated money they earned to the orphanage. Solikhin is shot dead by police, leaving Kodrat bereaved and seeking revenge. He is also Susy's boyfriend. Mustakim (played by Darussalam) appears in Kodrat.
Mustakim is the caretaker of the orphanage where Kodrat and Solikhin grew up. After Kodrat gives his wealth to the institution, Mustakim exposes Kodrat's identity and tells him that Sofyan, another orphanage alumnus, shot Solikhin. He tries to separate the men but becomes a victim in the ensuing confrontation. Sofyan (played by Bambang Sulistomo) appears in Kodrat.
Sofyan is a former resident of the orphanage where Kodrat and Solikhin grew up. Mustakim reveals that Sofyan, rather than the police, shot Solikhin. This revelation brings Kodrat and Sofyan into a violent confrontation, forming the film's bloody climax.
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Characters
Kodrat
(played by Slamet Rahardjo) — protagonist
An impoverished man raised with Solikhin in an orphanage dormitory, Kodrat loses his close friend when Solikhin is shot by police and wants revenge. His boss orders him to kill Susy, Solikhin's girlfr...
Susy
(played by Anna Tairas) — supporting
Susy is Solikhin's girlfriend and becomes the target of an order given to Kodrat by his boss after Solikhin is killed. Kodrat refuses to kill her and instead hands her over to the police. Her relation...
Solikhin
(played by Piet Pagau) — supporting
Solikhin is Kodrat's close friend; the two grew up together in an orphanage dormitory and came from poverty. They donated money they earned to the orphanage. Solikhin is shot dead by police, leaving K...
Mustakim
(played by Darussalam) — supporting
Mustakim is the caretaker of the orphanage where Kodrat and Solikhin grew up. After Kodrat gives his wealth to the institution, Mustakim exposes Kodrat's identity and tells him that Sofyan, another or...
Sofyan
(played by Bambang Sulistomo) — supporting
Sofyan is a former resident of the orphanage where Kodrat and Solikhin grew up. Mustakim reveals that Sofyan, rather than the police, shot Solikhin. This revelation brings Kodrat and Sofyan into a vio...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Kodrat → Mustakim
(Power Orphanage Authority)
Mustakim is identified as the administrator of the orphanage, while Kodrat returns there after surrendering Susy.
Solikhin → Susy
(Romantic Partner)
The synopsis explicitly refers to Susy as Solikhin's girlfriend.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Kodrat → Sofyan
(Conflict Revenge Opponent)
Kodrat wants revenge after Solikhin's death, and Mustakim's revelation identifies Sofyan as the shooter.
Sofyan → Solikhin
(Conflict Shooter)
Mustakim tells Kodrat that Sofyan, another orphanage alumnus, was the person who shot Solikhin.
Mustakim → Sofyan
(Social Former Institution Associate)
The synopsis states that Sofyan was also an alumnus of Mustakim's orphanage.
Kodrat → Susy
(Alliance Reluctant Protector)
Kodrat refuses his boss's order to eliminate Susy and instead hands her over to the police.
Kodrat → Solikhin
(Social Close Friend)
The synopsis identifies Solikhin as Kodrat's friend and says they grew up together in an orphanage.
Story Analysis
A grieving man moves from loyalty and moral resistance toward revenge after learning who caused his friend's death.