Depiction of the life of the legendary Muslim Serdar of Malatya, Battal Gazi.

The story of a sex offender who committed murders by changing his clothes.

A fast-talking producer named Oski, nicknamed after the slang for “money,” is thrust into the spotlight when director Çetin İnanç promises to deliver a flashy adventure movie overnight, despite having no actual film. Scrambling, they splice together footage from an American sci-fi serial and cast Oski himself as the hero, rushing to finish shooting and editing the entire “fantastical” film in just two days.

The film is about the events that befall an ex-outlaw seeking revenge on the people who murdered his family. Murat is an outlaw who makes illegal money through rackeeting. The mafia leaders who pay Murat nurse a grudge against him. Besides, Murat loves Arzu, who earns a honest living from needlecraft. She is determined not to accept his marriage proposal unless he gives up his unlawful ways, an issue on which Murat won’t budge an inch. Cabbar, the casino owner, has Tarık, one of Murat’s men, out on a collection racket, killed. Murat makes up his mind to give up his unlawful way of making money. However, it’s not as easy as he thinks to shake off the mafia.

Karaoğlan, orphaned during a brutal betrayal in Genghis Khan’s court, is rescued and raised by a kindly innkeeper after the villainous Tokta Bey murders his people to seize the hidden treasure. As he grows, he embarks on a dangerous quest to locate Khan’s lost fortune and reclaim his heritage.