Ataman Tsogoo and a ten-year-old schoolgirl, Selengee, fall in love and give birth to twin boys. However, due to Selengee's father's trickery, the young people are separated, and Selengee takes one of the boys and goes to a distant land, returning twenty years later. However, the two young men, who are like drops of water, meet each other many times before their parents, and as they are exchanged, events that are unexpected even in a real dream, full of laughter and tears, unfold. Can they reunite their parents and find their lost time and stolen happiness?

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?

Namuuna, the only daughter of a wealthy family, is annoyed by the fact that her friends and even her boyfriend see her as nothing more than a cash machine. When Namuuna meets a young man named Ithaq, she pretends to be a "poor girl" and her life opens up to a new door. To make all this seem believable, Namuuna takes a job as a nurse at a hospital and lives at home. However, the film unfolds when Namuuna falls in love with Ithaq, whom she met without considering all this.

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