Abandoned by his lover, Ozan begins to suffer from love and cannot find solace anywhere he goes. Ozan decides to commit suicide one day. Suicide is legal as long as it is under state control, but there is only one exception to this: No one should fall in love with the person who will commit suicide or make such an application. When Ozan goes to the life termination center, his application is examined and he receives a rejection. Because a woman named Ekin is in love with Ozan, whom he never knew. That's why the poet can't die. His only solution is to find this girl named Ekin and make her give up on her love.

When Nejdet learns that the other mafia bosses he works with are plotting behind his back, he decides to teach them a lesson. The biggest surprise he has in store is his son, whom he has kept hidden from everyone for many years. However, Berk, a conservatory graduate, is a ballet dancer. The young man, who knows nothing about any of this, dreams of becoming a principal ballet dancer. Berk, who lives a modest life with his ballerina girlfriend, suddenly finds himself caught up in a showdown between the mafia bosses. Moreover, the most powerful and feared among them is his own father.

Burak is a pharmaceutical representative. After applying for the job on the recommendation of a friend, Burak begins the training process after receiving a positive response. During this process, Burak meets Enver, an overly disciplined and obsessive branch manager. After completing his training, Burak begins his career as a representative alongside two other people. One of the representatives selected alongside him is Nazike, who is in love with him. As Burak races against time to succeed in his career and meet his sales quota, he finds himself caught up in unexpected events.

Ekrem, Salim, and Nuri are about to be released from prison. They learn that Piri Baba, who has been a father figure to them inside, is in trouble, and they devise an escape plan to get out of prison as soon as possible. By putting their fantastical plans into action, the group complicates their lives even further, facing both relentless setbacks and a woman named Burcu, who is part of a mafia organization.

Elif, the wife of Ozan, who has a happy marriage and keeps to herself, has been staying with her mother for a few days and will return the next morning. While Ozan is home alone, his childhood friend Tolga shows up with an escort girl and Fehmi, a gossipmonger. They have also brought along Ati, their buddy from college who works at a snack bar. While Ozan tries to chase Tolga out of the house, his eccentric neighbor, retired sergeant Eşref, also shows up. Ozan waits for everyone to leave, but while watching the game alone in the living room, he wins a large sum of money from an illegal betting slip and dies of excitement. Ozan, Tolga, and Ati, hoping to dispose of the body, follow Crazy Eşref and find themselves in an even bigger mess.

A group of ex-co-workers perform a bank heist to criticize the system.

Grandfather Halim, who lives in Germany, wants to spend his last holiday in his hometown. His grandson, Hami, disguises Maşukiye as Trabzon to take his grandfather to the difficult-to-reach city. Hami, who complies with Grandfather Halim's demands, maintains the lie and finds himself torn between Anna and Pelin. When his grandfather disappears, things get complicated, and his family rushes to the village for an explanation.