Willy Dozan

Tells about Sandi Yudha's troops who have the task of carrying out unconventional wars, wars that are not subject to international law.

Igo, a former thug, who has left his past behind and sells eggs at the Cinere market. Joe Bandit, Igo's old friend, causes trouble in the market, until they fight fiercely until Joe Bandit breaks his leg and is captured by Commander Herman. Three years later... A new generation of thugs dominate the market area of ​​Cinere: Rocky, Dimas, and Jack. Igo, who still sells eggs, has changed. Once, Jack demanded a deposit roughly at Igo's stall. Igo does not fight. Dimas tried to stop Jack's action. There seems to be something hidden in the relationship between Dimas and Igo. Igo is defended by Dimas but also hated by him. Dimas feels that Igo has neglected to protect his wife, Dimas' biological mother, who died at the hands of Joe Bandit. Rocky, Dimas' boss, has a girlfriend named Vina, who secretly has a crush on Dimas. Vina's and Dimas' love affair ignites Rocky's anger.

Reminiscent of the Rocky film starring Sylvester Stallone, Rio has to use his fists to make a living as an illegal parking man. When the parking area is taken over by the local government, Rio loses his livelihood. Mursali then helps him by offering his taxi for driving at night. Again he has to use his fists on this new job, but when he meets Lia, she advises Rio to become a boxer. So he goes to Oom Eddy’s boxing gym and his career takes off. But Lia distracts him from his training and his fights. He also forgets about his girlfriend in the village, Sinta (Ayu Azhari). His losing streak begins and then Lia dies during an abortion. So Rio goes back to his village. Oom Eddy and Rio’s friends try to lift his spirit up again. Then Rio returns to the boxing ring, and is victorious once more.