Selma Üstünel

Simge, who was born and raised in Germany, had her grandfather cut off all ties with her because her mother did not marry a man from Gaziantep. Simge, who lost her parents in an accident, is now alone in Germany. The life of the young woman, who had been living alone for years, changes when she learns that her sick grandfather has decided to leave all his property to Simge on the condition that she marries someone from Gaziantep. Simge, who arrives in an unfamiliar city with great fear, is hosted by Hayri, the son of her grandfather's servant Ümmühan, and his family. As Simge begins to grow fond of the city, Hayri, who falls in love with her at first sight, rescues her from various misfortunes, causing Simge to fall in love with her hero. However, Hayri's mother, Ümmühan, does not want a bride who is unfamiliar with Gaziantep culture, forcing Simge to quickly learn this new culture.

Yakup and Şemsa are Assyrians living in Berlin with their three children and grandchildren. Twenty-five years ago they migrated from Mardin to Berlin. One day they receive a phone call from Mardin. This unexpected call deals with their son Mikhael, whom they lost twenty-five years ago. All the suffering of the family is refreshed. Yakup and Şemsa go to Mardin with their grandchildren, Nardin, who do not want to leave them alone. This trip will be the beginning of all their personal journeys. When the craftsman Yakup, who had not come for years, abandoned his village and saw his house looted; He will go after his house door. On his journey of finding the door, he will be accompanied by her granddaughter Nardin and the smuggler Remzi.