Super dada

Chill explores the realities of young people's lives, exploring the social and health issues they face. The series tackles important topics, particularly those related to sexual health. It empowers viewers with knowledge about safe sex practices and the importance of getting tested for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and HIV. Beyond physical health, Chill ventures into the experiences of the LGBTQ+ community, fostering awareness and understanding. The series follows a compelling cast of characters as they embark on dramatic journeys of self-discovery and growth.

Amala, A beautiful girl who lives a humble life with her brother in dharmashala, an unfortunate incident takes place in her life which shatters her dreams.

Letty Boot (Victoria O'Keefe) is a wheelchair bound teenager who lives in Meadowbank Children's Home along with her friends Brian (James Forsyth), Trevor (Marc Barfoot) and Cath (Deborah Smith). Following a spate of robberies at Meadowbank (including the theft of a goldfish) Letty sets up the Letty Bootlace Detective Agency and is soon investigating dangerous horse thieves and criminals running an illegal immigrant ring. Taking the law into her own hands, she soon rouses the attention of Inspector Jones (Glynn Edwards) and the pair struggle to see eye to eye at times, but gradually a level of respect builds between the two.

When Zohaib is forced to marry Nayab on gunpoint, he leaves her in the middle of a road and runs away. Do Qadam Dur Thay is a gripping story of love, sorrow and heartache as two people who are seeking each other despite of being together.

It tells the story of an ordinary girl, Song An Qiao, who was sold into a wealthy Chu family to pay off debts by her step-mother, who disliked her. She was forced to marry Chu Fei Yuan, the eldest son of the Chu family.

Forced to leave her hometown temporarily, Manu finds it hard to adapt to her new surroundings. She has only one thing on her mind: moving back to Toronto. However, an unexpected encounter turns Manuela's life upside down, calling into question everything she's known and wanted up to now.