Rosgulla

A pair of post-90s besties have chosen very different paths in life. Upon graduation, one stayed in Shanghai to focus on her career while the other returned to their hometown to get married. In recent years, they encounter unprecedented difficulties. For many years, Yuan Ge has been married to her job and hasn't bothered investing in relationships. As her health takes a hit, she starts to make changes in her life. For eight years, Gu Qiao has made constant concessions for her husband only to be given divorce papers in the end. This time around, she's determined to restart her career. While both ladies have completely different personalities, they are equally tough and brave. In a metropolis full of opportunities, it is easy to lose your way. Not afraid of falling, they are persistent and join hands in overcoming difficulties to complete the transformation of youth and usher in a new chapter in their thirties.

Failing to find a way out of his struggles and sufferings, the young man Saieed seeks to leave the country and travel abroad to set his life on the right course. But he soon realizes the foul truth about the world he fancied.

In one special scene, during the National Day Parade of 1968, we hear the voice of a woman commenting, " - The heavy rain droplets fell on me - It was really cold - I passed the flag over to the person beside me before I fainted - Anyone can fall but not our flag." This is a nostalgic drama that features the happenings in Singapore during 1968. This story revolves around 3 kids - Xiao Qiang (Christian Matthew Wong), Fei Zai (Mao Jie Deng) and Mei Lan (Summer Dong) - who are going to participate in the National Day Parade for the first time and how they overcome the various difficulties. It also reflects the neighbourly spirit and how everyone came together regardless of race and religion to make the National Day Celebration a success.