The film revolves around the lives of three young women; Hayat, So'aad, and Samira, who work as flight attendants as they struggle with problems both at work and with their love lives.

On the Cairo-Suez desert road, a car suddenly stops and its driver calls for help from passersby after suffering a heart attack. Some of the car passengers gather around him and he confesses to them that he buried a treasure of two million dollars in Wadi Al-Raha in Sinai, and everyone competes to obtain this treasure.

Sayed is a businessman afflicted with schizophrenia. When his nephew Mahrous comes from his hometown to oversee the institution he owns, Sayed's business manager Raafat tries to exploit Mahrous' naiveté and plots to sabotage Sayed's new projects.

The businessman Adham marries Suhair in a customary marriage. When his wife finds out, he denies his marriage to Suhair even though she is pregnant. Suhair gives birth to her baby and Adham refuses to admit that he's the father. Suhair takes him to court, and Munir the lawyer helps her.

Gharib heads to the fishermen's village in search of his brother's killer. He discovers that he was killed by Master Dahi, who controls the fate of the village, by using the boats to smuggle drugs. Gharib decides to have his revenge.