In 2008, a Jiaodong Peninsula family’s demolition windfall uncovers decades of dysfunction. Patriach Sai Duoxi controls his five children—from the spineless eldest to the adopted youngest—until cancer shakes his authority. As they confront moral bonds, the family realizes love thrives on equality, not patriarchal power.
Youssef loves his son Islam very much and raises him to learn the teachings of the Islamic religion without exaggeration or racism and leaves his wife Maryam the freedom to pray and veil until she is convinced.
Based on a hit manga, this adaptation depicts the life of a married man Nanase Kohei after he returned to his former job as a male host. He woos the clients with his gentle and caring nature, and soon retrieves his former credit as the ace of the club. However, the transition back for this middle-aged man is not without its challenges. Afraid that his wife will find out about this job, Nanase is also garnering jealousy and displeasure from the younger hosts. Throughout the course of his employment, he demonstrates to others that hosting should not be the vulgar occupation it has become where the entire goal is to make the women frivolously spend money, rather, it is about a human connection that is so often overlooked.
The heroes of the almanac's stories are students who studied at the same institute in the 90s and lived together in a dormitory. Then many people left, their paths diverged and their lives turned out differently, but they did not lose touch and still communicate, help each other and share common problems. Fellow students meet 20 years later on the anniversary of their favorite teacher. But how many things will happen before this meeting…
Gunehgaar is the story of a successful businessman Zakaria, his kind and cancer-stricken wife Aisha, their kids and two adopted children. Zakaria’s adopted son Ramal Ali is in love with Malaika and on Malaika’s father’s insistence, the couple secretly gets married. Owing to her deteriorating condition, Aisha takes some decisions for her children which bring major upheavals in their lives.
TNT, a Nowruz special program hosting Hamed Ahangi, presents a demanding competition to the audience on new year's eve. Different and thrilling parts of this program include live music, conversation and interesting tasks with artists, singers and athletes such as Javad Yasari, Omid Hajili, Masoud Sadeghloo, Alireza Biranvand, Abbas Jamshidifar, Yousef Teymouri, etc, guesting on the show
The play tells the story of Yu Lao Le's decision to relieve his son's burden. He and his old colleagues Cui Litian and Zhao Xinling decided to "hold a group to support the elderly" and went out to inspect the nursing home. A series of ridiculous stories happened.
45-year-old Reiji Watanabe visits his parents' home. His parents used to run an arcade. While there, Reiji fondly yearns for his friends Kido and Takano. Back in 1983, their family's arcade "Game Center Watanabe" was always full of customers, including neighborhood kids and salarymen. Reiji's friend Kido would come over to their arcade every day. Kido would spend most of his allowance on the games there. Reiji wasn't interested in the video games at the time, but after he saw a pretty girl named Takano playing, he also began to play. Reiji and Kido would then compete all the time. From 1983, Reiji, Kido and Takano enjoyed playing games and experienced good and bad times together.
Kim is a lucky woman with a husband who has all "3 things" that every woman desires: her husband, Sun, is handsome, rich and good-natured. Several people have tried to sway him away from his neat life, but he stayed resolute on his path. That is, until their 16th wedding anniversary.
When Sun lost consciousness and woke up to find himself suffering from a weak ECG, Doctor Thep advised him to take care of his body and mind, and live a new life to the fullest. After this near-death experience and Doctor Thep's words, Sun started to rethink his own life... From a butler who had a simple life, Sun changed his style to live a more fun and exciting life.
After Kim noticed her husband changed, she started making a plan. She recruited Sun's sister, Summer, and young apprentice Tanjai to face off against the guys.
Girlstuff/Boystuff eavesdrops on six young teens who have been friends forever, three girls - Reanne, Talia and Hannah and three boys - Jason, Simon and Ben. The gang is always there for each other, to keep it real, to tease and to be there for when life sucks.