The play takes place in a comedic social framework, around a Kuwaiti family exposed to many adventures and humorous situations.

The events of the Kuwaiti play (Antar Al-Muftlatra) takes place in a comedy mold about a defeated citizen finds himself victim of administrative corruption in one of the government bodies of the state.

The events of the play revolve around the academic and emotional conditions of young people in Kuwait and raises the issue of opposites in addition to the issue of loans in a meaningful comedic style.

The film shows the life story of the martyred poet (Fayek Abdul-Jalil), whose words were sung by many of the most prominent Gulf artists, including (Abdul-Rab Idris), (Talal Maddah), (Abu Bakr Salem), and (Ebadi Al-Jawhar), who became after his arrest by the Iraqi forces, the most famous Kuwaiti prisoner during the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait in the early nineties, after writing many patriotic songs.