Ekrem hits a man with his car. The man refuses to go to the hospital, saying he is fine. However, he dies three days later. His wife, who is devastated by her husband's death, also dies. The family's daughter, Mine, is left alone. Dudu, who leads young and helpless girls astray, tricks Mine into singing at a tavern. Upon learning all this, Ekrem disguises himself and goes to the neighborhood where the tavern is located to rescue Mine. He is confronted by Malik, who is angry with him for not telling him about the municipality's new projects.

In Deliviran, a village near Urfa close to the Syrian border, Hidir’s chief is involved in smuggling and gets shot. Hidir tries to stay out of illegal activities but circumstances contrive to push him in the opposite direction until he accepts to take a herd of sheep across the border.

In this satirical comedy, Sadri Alışık portrays Marko Paşa, a fictionalized version of the esteemed Ottoman physician and humanitarian Marko Apostolidis. The film humorously explores the character’s role as a compassionate listener to the public’s woes, reflecting the real-life saying “Tell your troubles to Marko Paşa”.

A young Turkish pilot Timur fall into love with Yildiz. While he going to duty to Cyprus he gives a letter his mom to transmit Yildiz. But his mom lies to Timur.