Love And Razz

"Love and Razz" stars Leonard, a reckless womanizer running his late father's business with his aunt's help, who begs him to reform. Orphaned at 10, he uses flings to cope with grief. Tomboy Asabi (Supa), a street fighter fed up with poverty after her boyfriend cheats (despite her paying rent), beats him with a friend and flees police. Tracing roots, she learns Leonard's dad cheated with her maid mom, making her his step-sister—a shock for Leonard. Daily fights erupt; Leonard suspects aunt's disdain. Aunt pushes Asabi to finish school; her pal urges sibling bonding. Asabi saves Leonard from a fling poisoning his food, sparking apology: she's fleeing poverty for family, not inheritance. They reconcile. Leonard confesses trauma to his aunt, vows change on his terms—stunning her. But his secret DNA test proves no blood tie. Called a liar, Asabi leaves heartbroken. Reformed Leonard embraces her as a sister regardless, healing wounds in laughs, brawls, and growth.