Junji Delfino

An American-born Chinese economics professor accompanies her boyfriend to Singapore for his best friend's wedding, only to get thrust into the lives of Asia's rich and famous.

It tells the story of Jo Don (Remy Ishak), a chef who dreams of pursuing his culinary skills in Europe. Jo Don faces a dilemma following the death of his father, Baha Don, who has left a will asking Jo to inherit the family business. Unbeknownst to him, his father has been using his food business as a front for illegal dealings in the food industry. The drama is also interwoven with a love story between Jo and Kesuma (Jihan Muse), but his mother, Mama Don (Susan), wants him to marry the daughter of her acquaintance, played by Melissa Campbell. Will Jo take over his father's business or continue his dream of becoming a chef as he has always aspired to be?

Princess Walinong Sari was the finest warrior of her generation and heir to the Inderapura kingdom, which existed during the reign of Kesultanan Melaka. When she came of age, many suitors sought her hand in marriage, but she vowed to only marry one who could beat her in combat. None of them did of course, and Walinong Sari was content to remain single. Her father, however, worrying for the future of Inderapura accepted a proposal from Melaka's royal Bendahara much to the dismay of his daughter. Unhappy of her fate, she decided to travel to Pura on the mighty river one last time to say goodbye to the land she loved dearly.

In late 1970s Philippines, a military-controlled militia oppresses a remote village, spreading terror both physical and psychological. Fearless young doctor Lorena opens a clinic for the poor but disappears without a trace. Her activist poet husband sets out to find her.

Nasir works for an over demanding boss. The story covers the day he tries to jump off from the office building with flashbacks of why he decided to take his own life.

The story follows a unique and peculiar family that runs a culinary business and planned criminal operations. The second season of this series will follow their story left hanging in the final episode of the first season, where Jo (Remy Ishak) realizes that his father, Baha Don (Othman Hafsham), may still be alive. Jo Don and Mat Don manage to escape from their kidnappers, but at the same time, a mysterious rival emerges and begins to execute his plans to bring down the Baha Don family. Will Jo be able to break free and change his honest and sincere nature in order to become a gangster capable of eliminating this new threat?