Brigadier Gerard

A year and a half after a strong earthquake and the pandemic starting, tenants from the damaged old city center move to the outskirts of the city. Tensions rise between people irritated by their own differences and by change.

The story is told by Devika Gaikwad, mother of Kalyani and Ketki, two sisters who grew together, had the same passion for singing, faced many troubles, struggles, even got deceived many times in their personal life and finally tasted immense success; but later had differences, misunderstandings which led their separation for a good 21 years, in the last episode they reconcile forgetting the differences and the show ends on a good note.

The series follows an easy-going student, Bastian, during the last year of his studies in Munich up to the time when he has to leave town and start making a living as a teacher. Bastian is an amiable and helpful albeit rather irresponsible character. When he visits his grandmother in hospital, he falls for a young female doctor, who even he realizes is way out of his league. Nevertheless, he pursues her with genuine affection and the two have an uneasy affair with all the obstacles one would expect, and a few more.

After a well-watered party on the day of his 18th birthday, Cédric has a spectacular and serious car accident. On board the sports car is Sarah, her 17-year-old childhood friend. For the two seriously injured youngsters, as well as for their parents, life falls that night. In addition to the physical legacy, which will leave Sarah severely handicapped, is the beginning of a medical, legal and emotional battle that will draw members of two families who were once friends against each other.

Jane starts her new job as a Marriage Guidance Councillor and offers advice to the couples who seek it (based on true cases) with the support of her more experienced colleagues Kathleen and Alan.

Follow 16-year-old Jess's journey through life, and even through time itself, as he explores the world and the fascinating history of humankind through the ages.