Bété Bété tells the story of families deeply marked by blood ties. Alkaly Sall and Makhoudia Tall, respectively Guéér and Teug, are lifelong, close friends. A friendship tested by prejudice...
Certain considerations surrounding caste make love impossible, such as the youthful romance between Alkaly and Daba Thiam. Diouma, a daughter Alkaly did not acknowledge, was born from this relationship. As a result, Ndiaga Thiam, Daba's very conservative father, harbors a deep-seated anger towards Alkaly. Clinging to her lineage, Marème Sall, Alkaly's wife, refuses to associate with the Gnégnos. Meanwhile, Makhoudia Tall must manage a polygamous household with two wives, Teug and Guéweul respectively. Thus, the Bété-Bété series appears as a reflection of Senegalese society in all its facets.
This is the story of a humble family and Pepe Pancho García, the head of the family, who is suddenly appointed president of a multinational company. This happens after he prevents the suicide of Mrs. Isabel Luque, the president and owner of the Luque Corporation, an elderly woman suffering from a terminal illness. Pepe Pancho shows the woman his daily life while she recovers.
Bhagyashree Iyer is an independent woman who lives in Delhi. She heads Tattvaa and for the last five years has been living away from her parents. She left her home to marry her boyfriend Nikhil after her parents refused to meet him. Nikhil rejected her since he was only after her father's money. The betrayal left her with trust issues and no faith in love.
Amruta, a lawyer by profession, moves ahead in life despite facing insurmountable personal problems. Her indefatigable courage enables her to fight with criminals, including Vikas.
After a sudden breakup in college, Cen Wan and Shen Yixiao cross paths again four years later over a rare pigment ore. Though she sees him as a stranger, he can’t help supporting her. When her grandmother is injured, Shen Yixiao uncovers the truth behind their split and sets out to make things right.
Deprived of her mother's attention and love throughout her life, Seniha grows up with a deep sense of jealousy towards her older brother, Halit. For her beauty-obsessed mother, Seniha is the ugly duckling, completely unfit for her noble and wealthy family. Her older brother, Halit, is the opposite. He is her mother's pride in every sense. Halit attends the best schools and takes advantage of the family's resources. He becomes both the country's most successful lawyer and its most promiscuous bachelor. Seniha, however, sinks deeper and deeper into the depths of her sense of worthlessness. She never finished school, never married, and has practically become a servant in her own home. She has become, as her older brother calls her, "Miss Nobody.
By the will of fate, the twin sisters Sonya and Alisa were separated and grew up in different countries: in the capital of Russia - Sonya, and in Turkey - Alisa. A chance meeting turns their destinies upside down: unexpectedly, each of the sisters fits the other's life. Sonya loses her memory as a result of an accident, and Alisa, having fallen in love with her sister's husband, begins to consciously play someone else's role. Sonya was never able to love another husband, but she sincerely became attached to her sister's son, considering him her own. More and more of the twins' lives are getting confused.
After a royal couple is betrayed and forced into hiding, their newborn son is kidnapped and raised by a giant, gaining the strength of a lion. As he grows into a powerful young man, he must confront his enemies, reclaim his destiny, and fight to be with the woman he loves.
When Naga princess Suwanmala falls in love with a tree god who saves her, their forbidden romance ends in tragedy. Forced to return to her kingdom while pregnant, she entrusts her egg to the forest, where fate leads it to be swallowed by a toad. From the toad’s death emerges Uthaitaewee, who is raised by a kindly old couple and destined for an extraordinary journey.