Office Air is a comedy-drama film that follows a group of co-workers who work at a successful company under the leadership of their boss, Mr. Collins. The team is diverse, consisting of people from various backgrounds and cultures, but they all share a common goal of working together to make the company successful.
Their peaceful coexistence is threatened when Mr. Collins announces that he has hired his daughter, Diane, to work at the company. Diane is a recent college graduate and lacks the experience and skill set of her co-workers, which causes tension in the workplace. Furthermore, Mr. Collins' announcement that Diane is the heir to the company when he retires only adds fuel to the fire.
As a result, the workplace becomes divided, and the morale among the employees becomes low. Mr. Collins notices the negative impact his daughter's presence is having, and so he decides to take matters into his own hands by organizing team-building exercises after work at a local bar.
The bonding exercises range from karaoke to bar games and even a drinking contest. However, as the night progresses, things take a turn for the worse, and the exercises become more destructive than bonding. The team starts to reveal their true feelings towards each other, including their resentment towards Diane's special treatment by her father.
The tension reaches its climax when a fight breaks out between two of the co-workers, leading to the destruction of the bar and the team members realizing they need to work together to make things right. Ultimately, they come together to rebuild the bar and fix their relationships, creating a more friendly, productive workplace in the process.
In conclusion, Office Air is a hilarious and heartwarming film that highlights the importance of teamwork and communication in the workplace. It also shows the repercussions of nepotism and how it can harm not only workplace relationships but also the morale of employees.