Al Awda

Wafa gets a scholarship to a top university in the city and pretends to be rich. Her father is a gambler, while her mother is a teacher who tries to make money, but Wafa does not care about her mother's struggle. Wafa goes to a job interview, later being hired. She receives an invitation to Meesam and Shiza's wedding, and she decides to go. Later, Asad has a wife, Sunaina, and a daughter, Laiba. Meesam then marries Shiza, who sees Meesam talking to Wafa and confronts him. Asad asks Wafa to marry him. Wafa agrees, and they marry the following week. Meanwhile, at Wafa's house, her brother dies of cancer. Asad comes back home to his wife, Sunaina. After Wafa's father finds out that his daughter ran away, he divorces Wafa's mother. Shiza's father was about to marry Wafa, but Shiza was against it. Wafa finds out that she had a brain tumor and later apologizes to everyone at Meesam's house. Meesam has a son, later naming him Asad. Subsequently, Wafa has a son, and the father ends up homeless.

College student Ilya spends 7 years in prison on a fake drug bust. Coming out, he wants revenge on the dirty cop, Pyotr. He gets Pyotr's smartphone filled with personal info and starts texting - pretending to be Pyotr. The mini-series have an alternative montage of many scenes, thus misadventures of the main character will be perceived from the very different point of view.

Two top models' lives diverge after a secret incident. One becomes a successful businessman, while the other faces ruin. Years later, the latter opens a rival modeling agency, reigniting their friendship's rivalry and a shared secret.

Details the political rise of controversial Danish PM Anker Jørgensen and his time in office.