Early 2000s. In one of the maternity hospitals, a street singer gives birth to twins—a boy and a girl. She dies during childbirth. Nothing is known about the children’s father, and the woman has no other relatives. In the neighboring ward, a woman gives birth to a dead boy, and the rich husband of the unfortunate woman pays the medical staff so they swap the babies. The boy ends up in a wealthy family, while the girl ends up in an orphanage.
Eighteen years later. The girl leaves the orphanage and, repeating her mother’s fate, becomes a street singer. She has a difficult character: bold, used to constantly fighting for a place under the sun, and resentful toward the whole world. He is a young rich “major,” brought up by wealthy parents—he has everything, never knows need, and gets from life whatever he wishes.