Salimi is a well-respected merchant who goes bankrupt after being cheated by his partner. He commits suicide abroad. A man and a woman who were taking care of Salimi’s young daughter Azar start to mistreat her after learning about Salimi’s death. Azar runs away from their house and settles in the home of one of her relatives. She grows up alongside Mahmoud, and years later, after meeting Ali, she falls in love with him.

Akbar follows the work from Arak to Tehran and leases a room that Mehdi, a businessman, has leased to him and Misha Yadollah.

It is a satire that makes you laugh, a lament that makes you cry.