The Fifty-Fourth Street Revue

An accident interlinks the life of a driver and conductor of a KSRTC ordinary bus running from Pathanamthitta to Gavi with the lives of people of Gavi.

There's something odd about the Malaussène tribe; something fishy, some might even say abnormal...

Jordan Landa (Philips) encounters a gridlock on her road to adulthood.

Carlão, a sexist, prejudiced and conservative, buys a wardrobe and every night he leaves the closet to become a true LGBTQIA + member, thanks to a "Fairy Godmother".

Mélodie, a production assistant hounded by a tyrannical boss, is tasked with hunting down pianist Michaël Grimaud, who fell off the radar ten years ago. If the young widowed mother can find Michaël and convince him to perform at a special concert, she may get a raise. But she has just three days to do it. She tracks Michaël to his hometown in the Austrian Alps, where he's still playing the piano, but only at the local tavern, and has completely given up classical music. Mélodie will have to muster tremendous patience and creativity to win over the artist and get him to climb back on the performance stage. And when an irresistible attraction blossoms between the two broken hearts - things get even more complicated.

Marga is having a streak of bad luck. She tries to regain her self-confidence through her friendship with Rosa, but love interests again create conflict. While developing a relationship with a handsome gay sculptor 10 years her junior, Iñaqui, she starts to improve. Marga and Iñaqui go beyond friendship, but are frustrated by their limitations. Ultimately, the two might have to settle for an "impossible" love relationship as their unique best road to happiness.