"Intekhab" is an emotional drama of love, greed, sacrifice and broken relationships revolving around two completely different sisters, Muskaan and Mohini. Muskaan is kind-hearted, caring, and believes in relationships, while Mohini is ambitious and obsessed with wealth and luxury. Mohini trapped Mohib, a sincere businessman deeply in love with her, but on the day of their Nikah she suddenly refuses to marry him after knowing about his UK visa rejection. To save the family’s respect, Muskaan faced the family pressure to marry Mohib instead. Mohini moves on to another wealthy man, Zaroon and marries him against her family’s wishes, leading her father to disown her. But Mohini only cares about the money and status. As relationships break and realities unfold, story of “Intekhab” explores whether selfish desires can ever bring happiness, and whether true love and sacrifice can survive betrayal and pain.
When love is rejected, it does not always fade away quietly. Sometimes it transforms into revenge—shaped by the lover’s strength, capacity, and the very nature of their character. A wounded heart can become dangerous, especially when pride, obsession, and humiliation begin to mix with emotion. In such moments, love loses its purity and turns into something darker. The desire to be loved is replaced by the urge to punish. And when the lover carries a criminal or destructive mindset, that revenge can be directed at anyone—often even those who were never truly responsible for the rejection.
Daniel Faitaua takes the tried-and-true Tipping Point formula and infuses it with a distinctly Kiwi flavour, alongside some some of Aotearoa's favourite famous faces
A humble young cricketer faces a fierce sports and personal rivalry with his wealthy, estranged half-brother. Set against school sports and class divides, their clashing paths trigger deep family secrets, turbulent romances, and an intense struggle for redemption.
The Wrong Lifestyle tells the story of two women who make misguided choices in their perspectives on life and how they express love: one is a young woman who impulsively moves in with her boyfriend, turning a deaf ear to societal gossip; the other is a married woman who lives in constant suspicion and jealousy, convinced that her husband is having an affair.
Choi Yeo-Reum (Jang Gyu-Ri) is a 19 year old high school student. When her parents were about to get divorced, they fought over having the other person take custody of her. In the end, her mother took her and they lived together. One day, her mother told her "You're all grown up now. You can live on your own." Her mother then got remarried and left 19 year old Choi Yeo-Reum. She is now all by herself and moves to her new home. On a summer day, she learns that her birth was a burden to her parents. She feels miserable and wants to die. On the day that she decides to take her own life, she meets her neighbors Na A-Reum (Yoo Young-Jae), Na Da-Woon (Son Sang-Yeon) and Na Woo-Ri (Kim Min-Ki). They are triplets.
Meet the Bratzillaz, the witchy cousins of the Bratz! Join the magic as the Bratzillaz attend the Bratzillaz Academy of Fashion and Magic. Glam gets wicked tonight!
Four bachelor friends navigate the chaotic challenges of job hunting, career stress, and overbearing landlords in Bengaluru. Their daily struggles turn into a hilarious rollercoaster of friendship, survival, and unexpected comedy as they hustle to make it big.
Pac-Man is hungry for a new adventure and some fresh flavors! He’s leaving his familiar home of Pac-Village for the bright and bustling New Pac-City! But what adventures are being cooked up? What a-maze-ing challenges will Pac-Man roll through?