After a privileged woman loses her child, she goes on a long journey of praying in prostration to the Buddhist Temple to clear her sins.

A couple moves into a village, hoping to be together all the time, but not knowing they would discover hidden personalities and grow distant from each other and eventually, they will have to decide whether stay together or get separated.

A couple is on the verge of divorce. However, 'spies' who do not want their divorce appeared!

A big city detective Davaa is summoned to the Mongolian hinterlands because of a most unusual hostage situation. When Davaa arrives he finds himself surrounded by local police and officials who mock the situation and seem bizarrely frivolous in their duty to the hostages being ransomed for 1 billion Mongolian tugrik a person. This Ransom is an oddly precise sum related to a travesty of justice that tragically unfolds.

By placing the body of his deceased daughter into a doll he created, a series of horrifying events unfolds.

This film shows three different stories. A melodrama that shows the pure love, loyalty, and friendship of young people. A comedy that shows the fun life of students full of adventures. A melodrama that shows the friendship and strong bonds of humanity.

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.

The film begins with two girls and three young men, both well-off, handsome, and arrogant, who are taken to the countryside and forced to live in poverty for a while, without any electronics. This gives them a chance to experience the true meaning of life and reflect on their own lives.

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?

Family life demands a lot from a loving couple. If they are newly married like Khuslen and Zaya, the misunderstandings are even greater. Due to a minor argument, they quarrel and then, on the advice of their close friends, they spend some time away from home. In addition to their single friends Anujin, Hongoroo, Ideree, and Jawhlan, the situation becomes even more complicated when their love from 10 years ago, Davaa and Onon, are drawn into the relationship. The saddest thing is that these days of separation not only exacerbate their emotional pain, but also when it becomes clear that they will eventually end in divorce, the film becomes even more interesting when their parents intervene. Will they get divorced, and what will happen?