Preman Pensiun

Preman Pensiun (lit. 'Retired Thug') is an Indonesian television series produced by MNC Pictures which premiered on 12 January 2015 on RCTI.^[1] It starring Didi Petet, Epy Kusnandar and Mat Drajat. The story about the life of thugs in Bandung.

The series follows Bahar, a small-time thug who controls parts of Bandung, including Palasari Market and Cicaheum Terminal, while also acting as a protector for local street vendors. The story focuses on the later period of his life as he prepares to retire, while dialogue between characters recounts his earlier years.

As a teenager in the early 1970s, Bahar migrated from Garut to Bandung due to his family's poverty. In Bandung he earned a living selling food such as tofu, leupeut, and salted eggs on buses departing from the terminal. Although his earnings were modest, he became frustrated with having to pay protection money to local thugs and eventually decided to join their network instead. Using his martial arts skills and determination, Bahar gradually rose within the organization. During his first decade in Bandung he was part of the existing power structure, and over the following twenty years he became the dominant figure controlling activities around the streets, markets, and terminal.

Bahar's closest associate is Muslihat, a former amateur thief whom Bahar encountered about twenty years earlier. After apprehending him for theft, Bahar learned that Muslihat had been stealing to pay for his mother’s medical treatment and persuaded the police not to prosecute him. Bahar then gave Muslihat one million rupiah to help him return to his village. When Muslihat later returned with the money after his mother had died, Bahar invited him to work with him. The two remained close partners for the next two decades.

Muslihat later recruited Komar, a former busker from the terminal whom he had previously helped after Komar lost his guitar. Meanwhile, another pickpocket, Junaedi, forms his own group with Saep and Ubed as Bahar’s network continues to expand. Jamal, the terminal owner, becomes involved in a violent incident in Dago and is arrested. Bahar and Muslihat allow him to remain in prison, leading Jamal to seek revenge against Muslihat.

• Didi Petet^[2] as Bahar: Khadijah's husband; Kinanti, Kinasih and Kirani's father
• Ridwan Ghany as Adit: Kinanti's friend
• Epy Kusnandar as Muslihat: Sukaesih's husband; Safira's father
• Fajar Khuto as Ujang Rambo
• Mat Drajat^[3] as Komar
• Dewi Novitasari as Dewi
• Diza Hanifa Hernawan as Diza
• Ikang Sulung as Jamal
• Tya Arifin^[4] as Kinanti: Bahar and Khadijah's daughter
• Anzanie Kamilah as Kirani: Bahar and Khadijah's daughter; Sudirman's wife
• Roy Chunonk as Maman Suherman
• Ike Muti as Khadijah: Bahar's wife; Kinanti, Kinasih and Kirani's mother
• Sindy Lasmana as Kinasih: Bahar and Khadijah's daughter; Bakti's wife
• Sandi Tile as Amin
• Soraya Rasyid as Imas: Dikdik's wife
• Dedi Mochamad Jamasari as Gobang
• Andra Manihot as Dikdik: Imas's husband
• Abenk Marco as Cecep
• Ilham Maizha Fadly as Iwan
• Vina Ferina as Sukaesih: Muslihat's wife; Safira's mother; Isye's daughter
• Denny Firdaus as Murad
• Ica Naga as Firmansyah "Pipit" Pitra
• Yusuf Herdiana as Mang UU
• Dicky Satria as Jupri
• Kristiano Purwo as Bohim
• Pangeran Tyson as Jony
• Fuad Idris as Idris: Bahar's bestfriend
• Isye Sumarni as Isye: Sukaesih's mother
• Nining Yuningsih as Edoh: Muslihat's maid
• Safira Maharani Farsya as Safira: Muslihat and Sukaesih's daughter
• Icuk Baros as Saep
• Ucup Palentin as Ubed
• Nendi Nurdin as Junaedi
• Eza Yayang as Rojak
• Furry Setya as Purnomo: Rojak's friend
• Andri Sulistiandri as Tisna: Yuli's husband; Rojak's friend
• Fitri Ayu as Yuli: Tisna's wife
• Ahmad Satiri as Sodik
• Asep Sunarya as Udin
• Tora Sudiro as Opik: Rojak's friend
• Mutiara Dea as Dea
• Aditya Pratama as Arman
• Ade Herman as Deden
• Birgitha Putri as Putri
• Melga Septrida as Bubun
• Yoshua Thomas as Taslim
• Enco Ruhayat as Darman
• Angelica Simperler as Silvia: Serena's bestfriend
• Dian Karyana as Willy
• Kiki Kinanti as Serena
• Delisa Herlina as Mira
• Achmad Safaat as Gugum
• Janis Kareem Aneira as Aisyah: Murad's daughter
• Eben as Boris
• Reza Muzaqir as Aloy
• Rifky Setia Mulyadi as Toni
• Irvan Baihaqi as Boy
• Arey as Acai
• Yuli Yumiati as Yayah
• Iky Kuncluk as Deni
• Adon as Otang
• Epud Syaputra as Jack
• Kinoy as Iding
• Bella Romadhan as Fitri: Iding's wife
• Astra Amadea as Susi Susanti
• Josalim as Darsa
• Ovita Vivi Yuniar as Renita
• Ribka Uli as Nina
• Kania Dewi as Intan
• Clara Kharisma as Madona: Ubed's wife
• Eko Oray as Mawardi
• Uki Sutisna as Ajun
• Andri Rahmat as Sukanta
• Nandi Juliawan as Encuy
• Denrick as Emen
• Diki Tatto as Aos
• Ghina Kamilla as Risa
• Regina Alya as Amy
• Salsa as Marina
• Zidny Fulki as Shinta
• Riesca Rosiana as Lolita
• Robi Rock as Wawan
• Farikha Safira asbRatih
• Aulia Yasmin as Yasmin
• Ivan Rivky Kabira as Edi Stanzah S. Kus
• Dimas Febriana as Didu
• Angga Frisyandi as Didan
• Dadan Rustian as Agus Supriyatna
• Handi Setiana as Yayat Hidayat
• Zaenal Abidin as Remon
• Harry Fauzi as Apit
• Ilham Faturahman as Budi
• Eno as Dewa
• Ronnie Imunx as Ebod
• Deny Wahyudi as Usep
• Agoy as Ibing
• Raezhaputra as Utar
• Adji Mulyadi as Oyon
• Dedi Uciel as Jimmy
• Putri Ziani as Irin
• Muhammad Shendy Ilham as Roy
• Yujeng as Enday
• Cep Tile as Udan
• Rheina Isabelle as Regina
• Inka Putri Pratiwi as Feni
• Jessica Fania as Lidya
• Bagus Ogah as Ook
• Dihaw Ableh as Abdurahman "Ableh" Saleh
• Rachquel Nesia as Nikita
• Claudia Andhara as Indah

• Ridwan Kamil^[5] as Ridwan
• Djadjang Nurdjaman as Jajang