Doctor/Surgeon Movies

Surgeon Quinn and billionaire Liam have a drunken one-night stand and later find Liam is her best friend's brother. Pressured by his family, Liam proposes a two-year contract marriage to help Quinn get back at her cheating ex. They slowly fall for each other until Quinn misreads Liam's long-held childhood saviour secret and asks for a divorce. The truth emerges: Quinn is that saviour. Liam defeats the villains, proposes sincerely, and they hold a grand wedding, expecting a baby and building a lifelong fate-bound love.

Mia’s life is picture-perfect on the outside: a cooking-and-cleaning housewife. On the inside, she’s a surgeon with extreme OCD. Two years of marriage to Jimmy, and she’s still untouched—he finds her boring, stiff, and way too “proper.” Threatened with divorce to learn “bedroom skills,” Mia grabs a check and heads to a secret club, desperate for a teacher to save her marriage. She’s forced into a sexy outfit, blindfolded, and challenged to paint on her own body—a test in breaking free from her OCD shell. Upstairs, Mafia don Nick finishes handling a traitor. In the glass elevator, he spots blindfolded Mia on stage and can’t look away. As the doors close, a spotlight drops toward her. Nick reacts instinctively, smashing through the doors, saving her, and whisking her away. And so begins a twisted, passionate game of training, desire, and forbidden romance.

Elite doc Christine catches mafia boss Damon's eye—her eggs are top-tier, and he wants his heir. She hates his guts: same mob that drove her mom to suicide. She rushes a wedding to escape, but Damon crashes the ceremony and snatches her. Locked in his penthouse, he comes at her hard every night; she fights back twice as hard. But slowly she sees past the ice—when someone drugs her, Damon burns it all down to save her. That twisted, obsessed devotion cracks her open. Christine drops the grudge. They end up together, damaged but locked in.

For five years, I stayed by Vincent's side, enduring his coldness and hiding our relationship to protect his image as a single man. He refused to let our child call him "Dad," and in public, we were only coworkers. I kept compromising for our family until I returned home one day and saw another woman leaving his bedroom. Years of hurt finally broke me. Since he cared so much about being single, I decided to let go and walk away.