Indonesia is celebrated for its rich cultural diversity, vibrant traditions, and stunning natural landscapes, and it is also home to deeply ingrained societal norms and religious practices. These norms often dictate various aspects of life, especially love and marriage. In a country where belief in God is interwoven with national ideology, relationships that cross religious or cultural boundaries frequently meet resistance from family and society. The documentary *"Forbidden Love in Indonesia"* delves into the personal stories of three couples whose relationships have been challenged by societal norms. Despite these challenges, they persist in their quest for love and acceptance. This report examines the intersections of love, religion, and societal pressures in Indonesia, focusing on the experiences of these couples and the broader cultural context.