Madhuchandralekha

Miku Takanashi has lived alone with her father, Jinbe, since her mother's death. On her 20th birthday, Jinbe tells her that he made a promise to her mother to raise Miku as his own daughter. In other words, he's not Miku's real father. Feeling as though she cannot live under the same roof with him anymore, Miku sets out on her own. Jinbe confides in a co-worker that lately, he's been seeing Miku less as his daughter, and more as a woman.

Después de muchos años de trabajar en una agencia de publicidad con presencia mundial y ganarse varios premios, Maria José es despedida y reemplazada por tres publicistas junior. Luego de siete meses de desempleo se va a trabajar con su amigo Felipe Jaramillo en su pequeña agencia "Experimento Naranja", enfocada exclusivamente en jóvenes y creada bajo el concepto de "economía naranja / economía colaborativa". Felipe la convence con el argumento de que los jóvenes tienen altísimo poder de compra, independiente, original y que no tragan entero. Al contratarla, Jaramillo le promete una nueva aventura llena de nuevos conocimientos y "approaches". Pero María José se sentirá a diario perdida, en un mundo que al parecer no está hecho para los mayores de treinta, y en el que tratará de entender al equipo de publicistas veinteañeros con los que trabaja. Como mecanismo de supervivencia tratará de convencerse de que los treinta son los nuevos veinte.

When your parents don't approve of your spouse, is a happy life possible? Mi Xiao Mi (Li Xiao Lu) is a reporter for a Beijing news agency who meets and falls in love with Jin Liang (Wang Lei), a gynecologist. When Xiao Mi insists on marrying Liang, a "bei piao" (a non-native Beijing resident), Xiao Mi's single mother, Wang Shu Hua (Song Dan Dan), nearly has a heart attack but is forced to accept the relationship.

Lovely Little Losers is a sequel to Nothing Much to Do and loosely based on William Shakespeare's Love's Labours Lost. Four flat mates live together under drastic self-imposed flat rules, while juggling their high school pasts and university lives.

Funny antics of Narad Muni and his relationship with Lord Vishnu.