Otgontsetseg Garaajav

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.

The film begins with two thieves who have been burglarizing homes for years and are skilled at it. As they go home, unpack the stolen items and talk, they hear a strange noise, and one of them faints from fear, thinking that "the antiques he stole are possessed by spirits." The film's plot unfolds.

A young couple's newly married life is suddenly interrupted by the arrival of the baby of her ex-girlfriend, who has given birth to her husband's child and died. The young daughter-in-law must choose between becoming a stepmother or divorcing her husband. The girl chooses the former, and their complicated life story begins. The girl gives birth to two children of her own and lives with her husband and stepdaughter for more than 10 years. In the meantime, the stepmother punishes the stepdaughter by selling her to hard labor in the household and beating her for no apparent reason.

Anand, a highly educated, office-based young man, is a confident, show-loving young man who spends a Sunday evening partying with his close friends, Khurnee, Sukhee, and Badrakh. The day after that, he drinks too much, and on Monday, he is fired for being late for work and failing to attend an important meeting. Anand doesn't take it too seriously and spends the day partying with his friends. However, the next day, he is greeted by unimaginable events. The story will tell the story of love, friendship, greed, and human nature.

The great Austrian writer Stefan Zweig is a writer known as a master of psychology among classical writers. In 1923, he created the work "Letter from an Unknown Woman", which describes the inner nature of women. Based on this work, the director of the film "For the Soul", which aims to show the subtle intelligence, mental strength, and resilience of women, is based on this work.