Ayfer Çalgıcı

In a neighborhood where people live peacefully and quietly, a clew of different relationships will emerge with the arrival of the beautiful Yagmur, who performs her art on the walls of transformers voluntarily to give an incentive for the residents of the neighborhood to appreciate art. Sezen, who is running after Tolga the manly youngster, and Yagmur, who came to the neighborhood in the middle of the legendary love of Huseyin the butcher and Munevver the tailor, were involved in revealing the secrets that everyone has kept for a long time. And Yagmur will find herself as the most precious treasure in Tolga's heart. However, as both Tolga's past full of secrets and Yagmur's childhood wounds come to light, the balance in the neighborhood will begin to change. At the end of these changing balances, the happy ending of the story will arrive with a surprise.

When his grandmother takes ill, foolish brute Recep tries to satisfy her wishes by getting a job and attempting to find a suitable wife.

Mahmut, who lives with his family in Şanlıurfa, is a successful blacksmith. Mahmut's son Yusuf has reached marriageable age, and they decide to ask for the hand of the neighbor girl he has had his heart set on for a long time. The families agree, and the wedding date is set. However, on the wedding day, something happens that changes everyone's lives. On the wedding night, Yusuf is killed in a gang-related incident.

A group of friends try to help their friends, but end up getting themselves into a mess. In an attempt to save their friends who have been subjected to a spell, the young group burns the spells and jinn writings they downloaded from the internet, thereby becoming the target of the Daktylos jinn, a highly dangerous tribe. No one has ever escaped the wrath of Damanaus, the most ruthless of the Daktylos jinn living on Mount Ida, and Damanaus's new target is none other than the young group of friends.

A couple with no kids, four city girls and three country boys, all under the same roof: arguing, fighting and sometimes understanding they are not that much different.