Huseyin Dilber

Grisha, who has successfully managed projects to correct spoiled brats, now faces a difficult task – reeducating not just one person, but an entire family.

Uncle Yura, serves as a security guard in an elite village, raises a mini-pig Kostya and does not like New Year at all.

Deceived by her unfaithful husband Pavel, Natasha Zyablikova decides to take away his villa in Turkey, which he built on the family budget for his mistress Tatyana, Natasha's friend and colleague. For this, she had to give up her share in the law firm that she and her husband had organized. However, upon arriving in Turkey, she discovers an unfinished house on a farm instead of a villa on the seashore. And her neighbor Ahmet greets Natasha with shots from a gun. He considers the land where her house stands to be his own - he got it from his father. Natasha has to start everything from scratch. She meets a Russian girl, Anna, who married a Turk and is now bored. And while Anya helps the heroine settle in and tidy up part of the house, Ahmet is ready to do anything to make the life of his new neighbor unbearable and force her to leave.

Olga, a pediatric ENT specialist, dreamed of creating a strong and close-knit family her whole life, but her marriage ended in divorce a year later. Since then, Olga has withdrawn, devoting herself entirely to medicine and caring for her ailing father, Igor Ivanovich. One day, her father asks his daughter to fulfill his dying wish: to travel to Turkey and find his love, Bingül, whose name translates as "a thousand roses." Their relationship ended abruptly many years ago, but Igor Ivanovich never had the chance to explain himself to her. Olga agrees to find her and deliver a letter from her father. On a plane, she meets a cynical young man from a wealthy family, Timur, and his noble friend, Ibragim, a Turk who admires Olga's mission. The three of them set off in search of Bingül