 Despite its unique approach for its relevance to the dark side of Malaysia, most local bloggers from Malaysian agrees that the film may be considered as an important cultural icon, inspiring, and regards it as one of the few Malaysian films that have different concepts of realism, gangsterism, drama and interesting narrative story, which differs from most Malaysian films before the release date of this movie.The film joins a few of other Malaysian films that gets applauded including Jogho (1997), Wayang (2008) and internationally acclaimed Bunohan (2011) which use full-length Kelantanese dialect.2 guys named Buchek and Jaha, met in Central Market, Kuala Lumpur after had never seen each other for the last 13 years.