When will you give birth?

After his father’s death, Aqberen’s family falls into desperate straits. His mother marries Tagay, a cruel man who suppresses her will and subjugates their lives. Determined to free her, Aqberen is drawn into a dangerous confrontation. As he discovers the gift inherited from his father, he learns to turn fear and anger into strength. But with every step, he realizes that not only aggression, but also sincere love, can become a true weapon.

25 year-old John, his teenage brother Erbol, and their sickly 12 year-old sister Aliya, are forced to leave their house in the Kazakh city of Almaty. By luck their mother left them a house in a remote village, where they plan to prepare their comeback. But the house appears to be on the wish list of the District Officer’s alcoholic brother, who has lived there illegally for 10 years.

Any success story can never do without heavy falls, bitter partings and irresistibly difficult choices. But it’s not the ensemble’s success that makes the story insightful, but the difficult path that the guys had to go to achieve it. Concert bans, distrust of the party, problems with the institute, breath-taking popularity and, finally, the most difficult choice between science and art, will make the audience really worry about every step of the founders of Dos-Mukassan. A genuine, sincere friendship between the main characters of the story, which one day will be in jeopardy, will keep in suspense throughout the journey.

Maksat works for a local TV channel. On the eve of his sister's wedding, he loses the money he raised to pay for the restaurant. The hero is ready for a lot, if only the family holiday still takes place. To do this, he suggests that his team do a talk show about his sister's wedding, but without telling his relatives about it.

Darik, a young man, wastes his life enjoying drinks, women and casinos. Suddenly he gets into the past, in a very strange and dangerous ancient time, surrounded by very strange and particular people.

Amir and Dima are connected not only by their work on the radio and a rented apartment for two in Almaty — they are brothers. My father died a long time ago, and my mother, Maryam, lived in Karaganda. The guys' lives went on as usual — work, home, attempts to realize themselves in their business and arrange a personal life. Mom periodically came to visit the children, but on one of these visits everything changed. Without telling her sons the real reason for her arrival, Mariam secretly went to the cardiology center.