CIMB Niaga / Branded / 2026
Octobiz x My Stupid Boss
The bumbling catfish-moustached Bossman from My Stupid Boss drags his company to Jakarta to chase bigger dreams, and it takes a long-suffering clerk and CIMB Niaga OCTOBIZ to keep his chaos from sinking the business.
Episode 1: Eyes Look
The boss who surveils his staff instead of systematizing the business. OCTOBIZ answers with real-time visibility into cash flow, bills, and balances, so control comes from the numbers, not the CCTV.
Episode 2: Mental Wellness Day
A payroll meltdown on the worst possible day becomes the case for scheduled bulk salary transfers, paying the whole team on time without the panic.
Episode 3: Buck One
Chasing money that never comes in. The episode tackles uncollected invoices with supply chain and distributor financing, turning receivables into working capital.
The Stills
The Film
A three-part workplace comedy set in the My Stupid Boss universe, following the company's move to Jakarta under the same gloriously incompetent boss. Each episode stages one classic SME failure and lets OCTOBIZ solve it, from surveillance instead of systems to payroll meltdowns to uncollected invoices. The banking message never interrupts the comedy: OCTOBIZ arrives as the payoff, not a bolted-on pitch.
The Craft
Production design keeps the workplace tangible and lived-in, a scrappy new office full of misfiled documents and cut corners, which grounds the absurdity. Branded content is handled with restraint: the product is embedded as the recurring narrative resolution, demonstrated through the clerk walking the boss through the app, so the sell reads as a story beat instead of an ad break.
The Cast
Reza Rahadian, Bunga Citra Lestari, and Chew Kin Wah bring the established chemistry of a familiar film cast, letting the humor come from character friction and rapid-fire dialogue rather than gags. The ensemble comic timing between a chaotic boss and the only adult in the room is what carries the series.
