Original Sin

In a world where secrets intertwine with total control, “Original Sin” delves into the complex lives of the affluent Mulligan family, whose seemingly perfect existence crumbles under the weight of hidden truths. Set in the lush backdrop of a contemporary coastal estate, the series opens with the family patriarch, Sebastian Mulligan, a charismatic tech mogul whose latest invention promises to change the world. Yet, his relentless ambition comes at a grave cost.

At the heart of the story is his estranged daughter, Elise, a fiercely independent artist who returns home after years absent, fueled by curiosity and a desire to confront her father. As she reenters this gilded cage, the bonds of family grow taut, revealing a mixture of love, resentment, and ambition that simmers just beneath the surface. Elise discovers that the deaths of her mother years prior were shrouded in unanswered questions, offering a tantalizing mystery that drives her to dig deeper into the family’s past.

The series introduces a riveting cast of characters, including Claudia, Sebastian’s enigmatic second wife who harbors secrets of her own; Leo, Elise’s childhood friend turned brooding journalist, whose investigative pursuits begin to entangle him in the Mulligans’ dark history; and Maya, a charming and fiercely intelligent tech whiz who becomes Elise’s unexpected ally. As alliances are formed and shattered in their pursuit of the truth, the group spirals into a whirlwind of deception and betrayal.

“Original Sin” explores themes of power, love, and the price of ambition, challenging the notion of what it means to be truly free. With every episode, tensions mount as the Mulligan family’s buried sins resurface, threatening to unravel everything they hold dear. As Elise inches closer to unveiling the long-buried secrets, viewers are taken on a high-stakes journey of moral ambiguity where loyalties are tested and the lines between right and wrong blur dangerously. Set against a backdrop of luxurious excess and moral decay, “Original Sin” invites audiences to question their own definitions of redemption and justice in a world where everyone has something to hide.