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Fredo, an eclectic 17 year old graphic designer, is sent away for the summer, to stay with his newly-estranged father. Unwillingly-forced to spend his final summer of high school away from home, Fredo seeks art as an outlet to medicate himself from the pain, resentment, and lingering tension aimed towards his father, as he struggles to adjust to the depressive isolation from his mother and friends.

The Finnish Civil War is over, but the country still divided on the eve of the 1920s. The members of the Hänninen family tries to cope with the changes and difficulties in their life.

Pal Chhin is about the conflicts between good and evil. The mounting pressures of modern life coupled with never-ending desire make traditional values look farcical. The mantras for success today are aggression and manipulation. The serial is about the conflict of the old and new as well. The protagonist, Manohar Singh, believes in traditional themes such as honesty, affection and sincerity. He believes that if you are honest to yourself and good to others, there is no way you can't succeed. But he has to face pitfalls every day for being so out of sync with the present system. He has his detractors in his house, like his eldest son Ranjit who believes in the 'instant culture'. For him, the end is more important than the means, and definitely more important than his father's idealism. Manohar Singh wants to make a statement that all is not lost and there is some hope left, that we can lead our lives with dignity and belief in our values, still be successful in the accepted sense. These are the moments in our lives, which lead our destinies.