My Coffee Prince Trailer

My Coffee Prince Trailer (2017)

01 January 2017

# My Coffee Prince The story follows Dani, a girl who is often mistaken for a boy. Dani works hard to support her life with her mother, Zahara, and her younger sister, Ira. Meanwhile, Raikal, who has just returned from New York, is forced to marry by his grandmother, Kalthom. Raikal, trying to avoid marriage, hires Dani to deceive all of his grandmother's potential bride candidates. At the same time, Madam Seri Kalthom invests in Mr. Syukri's coffee shop and makes Raikal a co-manager. Raikal, unaware that Dani is actually a girl, offers her a job at the cafe which is exclusively for male workers. Dani, who needs to work hard to support her family, accepts the offer. Since Dani starts working at the cafe, Raikal has accidentally fallen in love with her. This feeling causes Raikal to begin questioning his own sexuality because in his eyes, Dani is a man.

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