In the 1980s, Chippendales was a worldwide phenomenon. At the center of its meteoric growth are Steve Banerjee, who left India to live the American dream, and Nick De Noia, a children's television producer with a talent for turning beefcakes into Broadway-esque dancers. Their partnership built an empire but behind the bright lights and scantily clad dancers was a dark world of drugs, murder, and unbridled ambition.
The bigger Chippendales gets, the more problems it faces. Among them: mobsters, disgruntled dancers, churchgoers, and Nick De Noia and Steve Banerjee. The two masterminds behind the show grow obsessed with their fortunes before a shocking murder leaves NYPD detectives at a loss.
The NYPD investigates multiple leads into the murder of Nick De Noia. Possible motives include a love triangle, insurance fraud, and an angry boss--all of which lead nowhere. Years later, the FBI gets a tip from a hitman named "Strawberry" who blows the case wide open.
The FBI teams up with down-and-out actor Ray Colon who leads federal agents on an international manhunt for the man behind Nick De Noia's murder. However, even after the mystery is solved and the killer is behind bars, the show is far from over. Soon to follow is a shocking death and the discovery of tens of millions of dollars secretly hidden in Switzerland.