The Apple

In 1994, the Worldvision Song Festival kicks off, showcasing various musical talents. The audience eagerly anticipates performances from talented duos, including Dandi and Pandi who take the stage first with their lively disco number 'BIM.'

Dandi and Pandi deliver an infectious performance of 'BIM,' captivating the youthful audience present at the festival. Their energy and charisma earn them significant applause, reflecting their talent and the excitement of their musical style.

Alphie and Bibi follow up with their heartfelt song 'Love: The Universal Melody.' Although their performance resonates with the audience, a sly manipulation by Mr. Boogalow shifts the crowd's support towards Dandi and Pandi's earlier act.

Mr. Boogalow, the influential music president, manipulates the festival broadcast, causing the audience to turn against Alphie and Bibi's song. His actions ultimately secure a victory for Dandi and Pandi's 'BIM,' demonstrating his powerful influence over the event.

The festival celebrations continue at Boogalow's extravagant home. Dandi, under the influence of bravado, slips a drug to Bibi and kisses her, creating tension between Alphie and Dandi, as Alphie rushes in to defend her.

At the celebration, Boogalow showcases a holographic BIM triangular sticker, encouraging festival-goers to display it prominently on their bodies. This marketing gimmick becomes a symbol of the festival's influence over its participants.

The following day, the excitement continues as Alphie and Bibi visit BIM's office to discuss a potential representation deal with Boogalow. While Bibi is eager to join, Alphie remains cautious, suspecting ulterior motives in the offered contract.

Meanwhile, Dandi persuades Bibi to sign a contract with Boogalow despite Alphie's objections. This decision marks a turning point for Bibi, as she is swept up into the music industry's glamour and pressure, distancing herself from Alphie.

With the deal signed, Boogalow transforms Bibi's image and initiates an aggressive marketing campaign, launching her into stardom. Although she enjoys the fame, it comes with strict demands, including mandatory wearing of BIM stickers.

As Bibi's fame skyrockets, Alphie faces the harsh reality of financial instability and a lack of recognition for his song. His landlady encourages him to pursue Bibi, but he faces violence from BIM's enforcers, complicating his situation.

Feeling trapped in her glamorous but oppressive life, Bibi mourns the loss of her authentic self. Meanwhile, Alphie continues to navigate Boogalow's lavish parties, revealing the stark contrast between their lives.

After narrowly escaping an unwanted situation, Alphie finds refuge with a group of old hippies living in a secluded cave. This encounter provides him with a sense of freedom and community, contrasting sharply with his experiences in the industry.

Regretful of her choices within BIM, Pandi aids Bibi in escaping the constraints of her newfound fame. Together, they reconnect with Alphie, beginning a journey of rediscovery and love outside the industry's pressure.

Alphie and Bibi unite and marry, living happily and freely with their hippie companions. They embrace a world away from the music industry's underbelly, cherishing the simple joys of life and love.

After a year of happiness, the tranquility is shattered when Boogalow confronts the couple, demanding $10 million for alleged contract violations. In an unexpected twist, Alphie calls for help, leading to a miraculous encounter with a divine figure, Mr. Topps.