Abang and Adi, the main characters of the movie, are struggling to survive in the harsh reality of being undocumented orphans in Malaysia. Abang, the older brother, is a deaf mute who has accepted his fate and resigned himself to a life of poverty. Adi, on the other hand, is full of anger and indignation about their situation and is determined to find a way out of their hardship.
The fragile balance of their relationship is upset when a brutal accident occurs, leaving both brothers grappling with the aftermath. This accident forces them to confront their past and the difficult circumstances they are in, testing their bond as siblings.
As the story unfolds, the brothers find themselves facing a series of challenges and obstacles as they navigate their way through a society that is unwelcoming to undocumented individuals. They must rely on each other and their own resilience to overcome the adversity they face.
Abang Adik explores themes of family, resilience, and the struggle for survival in a world that is often unjust and unforgiving. It is a poignant and emotional tale of two brothers who are determined to find hope and a better future despite the odds stacked against them.