Life Must Go On

A young boy from an unknown village of Odisha aspires to become a gangster that led his way to the capital city Bhubaneswar. Once, he reaches Bhubaneswar, he looks for some unemployed youth on social media to form a gang. Although the gang starts with some mini robberies, still they're able to grab the eyes of the local news channel. Very soon, they step on to commit their 1st Mainstream official Crime.

A group of unconventional gangsters clash with a vicious crime lord and his allies.

Three college friends - Thomas, Lance, and Luis - and their encounters with a drug dealer named Emiley in an exceptionally perilous and exaggerated world.

TING CHI-MO (Ben Wong), a rising star in the police force, changes his attitude towards life due to a genetic disease that runs in his family, and starts leading a slower-paced life to enjoy every moment. He gains recognition from Chief Inspector LAM WAI -SAU (Geoffrey Wong) and is transferred to the Miscellaneous Enquiries Sub-unit to straighten things up, supervising a group of no ordinary cops. They include a slacker and former undercover cop, CHE YIK-SUN (C Kwan), an over-enthusiastic conspiracy theorist and rookie, KUK TSZ-CHING (Jacqueline Wong), muscular and caring LEE CHUN-KEI (Arnold Kwok) nicknamed "The Fighter Jet", and hot-headed LUNG LAI-SA (Mandy Wong) who is single but pregnant. Anything that is non-criminal or cannot be classified falls within their jurisdiction. Despite CHI-MO's objection, LAI-SA insists on dealing with death reports, investigating each cause of death. Though they initially hold seemingly contradictory views, they gradually forge a friendship through mutual trust. LAI-SA even encourages CHI-MO to overcome the fears of living in the shadow of illness. However, CHI-MO still can't get over his ex-girlfriend TSUI WING-SZE (Joyce Tang), which leaves him no other choice but to remain silent. Out of the blue, a failed operation led by YIK-SUN puts LAI-SA in danger, so CHI-MO tries his best to look for LAI-SA depending solely on his intermittent memory.