Zaki tells the story of his mother, Nani Zulminarni, who single-handedly raises him and his siblings after her husband leaves. Undeterred by social criticism, Nani juggles parenting and work with fierce determination. She instills in her children values of self-worth, resilience, and confidence. As her children grow, so does her mission — Nani establishes PEKKA, an organization that empowers women-headed households in Indonesia. Her journey is one of transformation: from a single mother to a nationally recognized changemaker.