Jind Jaan

The heart-wrenching story of a gay man's determination to fulfill his dream of adopting a child. Cultures clash as the plot thickens from the outset until the finale leaving the viewer drawn into an intricate web of conceit and passion.

Television adaptation of the novel by Maria Iordanidou. It depicts the life of a Greek family in Constantinople from the late 19th century to World War I. The main character is Loxandra, the de facto matriarch of the family.

A man works for a big company although his dream is to run a chicken restaurant. A woman who lives at a bathhouse that her late grandfather left behind, only leaves her home when she absolutely has to. She wants to become a webtoon writer. These two meet and grow with each other.

Amruta, a lawyer by profession, moves ahead in life despite facing insurmountable personal problems. Her indefatigable courage enables her to fight with criminals, including Vikas.

Januario and his two daughters, Mel and Clara, live in Alentejo and work for Armando, as farmers. Mel and Armando's son, Bernardo, are secret lovers because their parents don't approve the relationship. Tired of hiding, Mel and Bernardo decide to run away. However, Clara discovers their plan and denounces them. Angry, Armando banishes the two sisters from his propriety and takes Bernardo with him and Januario for a business trip to Amsterdam. On the plane, among with them, goes Camila, a model that works for Helena, who later falls in love with the taxi driver and Camila's brother, Quim. Helena is a fashion designer who was kicked out of home by her father, Caetano, in the past. Januario, before going to Amsterdam, writes a letter to Caetano, saying that one of his daughters is actually Caetano's. During the trip to Amsterdam, the plane has some complications and crashes. The press reports that everyone died, except Camila, who is disfigured. However, Bernardo survived too and Camila knows it, but he decided to hide from everyone. When he returns, everything will be different.