On Friday night, the city was in a state of uproar. The names Bayartsengel, Jargal, and Naadam seemed to be calling for a show, and the three young men called this evening a flight to the gates of heaven. However, this flight ended at 12 o'clock, and the doors of the entertainment venues and shops were closed. The three young men, who did not know what to do, met a woman who turned out to be Saikhnaa, the wife of Tamir, the owner of the distillery. So they entered the factory, and now the real trouble began.

It tells the story of a woman's ordinary yet complicated life. It's rare for a man not to be attracted to a woman's beauty. This film shows how men's attitudes and personalities change when their faces are changed from time to time, which is not the same for everyone.

We work from dawn to dusk to live happily. Maybe we try to make a lot of money. But what exactly is happiness? This question has been answered in different ways since ancient times. Since people's happiness is different, it is very true that living by doing what they want is called happiness. Maybe it can be simply said that living without worrying about anything is happiness. But why do we think about love, which is the most precious thing that makes a person's life the happiest, and spend so much time on bad things? Isn't life continuous and existing with the power of love, which is the beginning of everything?

A dancer meets the man she has been looking for. Their lives are turned upside down when her boyfriend becomes addicted to gambling. After playing all night and not getting enough sleep, Manlai gets into a car accident and she thinks he is dead. The inspector who was investigating the accident falls in love with the girl. While the girl continues to think that her boyfriend's ghost is following her, her boyfriend survived the accident. The movie ends with the inspector confessing his love to her as the dancer receives her award, and the guy she loves comes back with a sad face.

It's a movie from 1998.

It is a musical parody inspired by the three works: Tungalag Tamir, Sukhbaatar, Excursion