Double Exposure

Josephine, a seemingly happily married mother, comforts her friend who has just found out that her husband is cheating on her with her own story: raised in an infamous dive and taught to steal money from her customers, one night she meets a well-known novelist and his wife who are "slumming" and who give her a sum of money in order for her to leave her surroundings, but her guardian takes it from her. She is eventually sent to a reformatory but escapes and finds the novelist, now divorced. She determines to once and for all escape the life she's in and offers herself to the novelist in exchange for a promise of marriage. Complications ensue. When the place is raided, Jo is sent to a reformatory, but she later escapes. So that she will not have to return to the reformatory, Harrison marries her "in name only," with the idea that after a few months they will divorce. When Nina, now unhappily married, starts pursuing Harrison, his friend Huntley McMerton helps Jo make Harrison jealous, whereupon he declares his love. Jo suggests that her friend should act similarly.

A young man lies that he got married to impress his boss who hates bachelors and shows a random photo of a girl and claims her as his wife. But when she enters his life, things start to change a lot.

When a low-level cocaine dealer has his stash stolen and is forced into debt, he finds himself befriending a cocky and naive teenager to help pay off his overheads and shift a new batch of product.

Shahatah Effendi works as an accountant in a bird shop, which makes him a critic of his work and his life. He bears the shop owner because he does not have other work until he receives a letter carrying the news of acceptance in a new job as an accountant in endowment property. He discovers that the endowment manager manipulates the accounts, and uses his talents to cover his thefts. Shahatah comes to know the manager's daughter and falls in her love, but she mocks his love while she is connected to another employee who works for her father. However, when she asked him for marriage, he gave up and did not have the courage to approach her father about marriage. The manager's daughter plans to marry Shahatah while maintaining her relationship with the other employee. It happens that a dancer claims that she has a child from manager's son and leaves the child to him and everyone knows that there is a child called "Halmoos" and without knowing his mother or father. The manager's daughter exploits this event and is claims to be the child's mother from Shahatah. Shahatah is surprised by this Halmoos. When the manager objects to this marriage, Shahatah reminds him of the endowment thefts and falsifying the accounts. The father is forced to agree to the marriage, but the manager's daughter tells Shahatah Effendi the truth and he affects by that and feels how cheap he is for her and everybody. Days go by and Shahatah Effendi becomes rich through the lottery and the treatment of the manager's family changes for him, as the manager's daughter loves him and agrees to marry him.