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A naive secretary whom after a series of career woes, considers her roommate's offer to work as a drug mule in mid-1980s Lagos.

Jean and Sylvia left France with a stolen diamond to start a new life in South America. They land in Lima to live their passion. But the diamond is not easy to sell. They meet a French couple and hope to sell them the stolen diamond.

Stuck with getting affidavits stamped and signed, alcoholic Advocate Mohan Agashe accepts a case of medical malpractice against two gynecologists affiliated with Sanjivani Hospital whose alleged negligence put a young widow and mother of one child, Aarti Mehta, in a state of acute coma. The hospital is willing to make a settlement, but Mohan refuses and decides to try his luck in court. He soon finds out about the greed of patients' relatives, which forces him to accommodate Aarti's married sister Pooja and her son in his already-cramped flat; the lack of evidence and his very own credibility; a hostile judge among other challenges that threaten to not only drive him to despair but also turn his life upside-down.

Thanks to his irresponsible father, teenager Young-jae spent most of his childhood in a group home called 'Issac's House'. After years at the group home, he is almost at the age where he has to leave. Knowing that he cannot possibly go back to his father, he lies to the principal that he will become a priest and devote himself to God in order to continue living there. Meanwhile, he also shuns his only friend Beom-tae when his drastic action puts both of them in a dire position. All gets worse when one day out of the blue, his father visits and checks his little brother Min-jae into the home as well, which only fuels him with rage and despair.

Two veteran mailroom employees train the new intern while swapping erotic tales about various employees in the corporation.