Set in 1994 Baku, the film modernizes Üzeyir Hacıbəyov’s musical comedy "O olmasın, bu olsun" by recasting Rustam Bey as an opposition figure who hopes to reclaim his lost office by courting wealthy businessman Ibka’s family. As in the original, a series of comic deceptions and mismatched identities ensue, though all the principal characters have been updated to fit the post-Soviet Azerbaijani context.

The film is not about simple words and deeds, "we have a responsibility to future generations," he said, but when you need to do something to escape from experts, the language has been criticized.

The film is based on an ordinary everyday story: Mayilla and Gandab have been engaged for a year. When Gandab returns from studying in Baku, he demands his parents return his engagement ring. As the events unfold, it turns out that Gandab met a young man named Fagan in Baku and they fall in love. Fagan also comes to the village after his lover, and from then on, things get even more complicated...

Friends come to the beach and eat and drink heavily. They are sleepy. When they wake up, they don't see their clothes.

Mrs. Sharaf faces rejection from all three of her sons’ wives. When even her sons fail to handle their strong-willed spouses, Sharaf devises a clever plan — and soon, the attitude of all her daughters-in-law toward her begins to change…

Rasim is a theater director. However, since the theater was closed, him and the cast were left unemployed. Due to impotence, they start to engage in fraud. Since they can only play roles, in order to earn a living, these fraudulent actors are forced to create their characters in real life. That is, they see the events in real life and play their role on the stage of life.

The movie describes the last remaining years of the great Azerbaijani poet, Huseyn Javid who was the victim of 1937-1938 USSR repression.

The events in the film begin with a desperate man named Ziyadkhan gathering his children. The children's indifference and disloyalty, who have not visited their father for years and who have not shown any interest in their fathers, especially after their mother's death, are exposed.