Ahmet Selçuk İlkan

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Following a tragic traffic accident that shatters his life, Ferdi (Ferdi Tayfur) is overwhelmed by grief and despair. Unable to cope with the pain, he descends into alcoholism, donates all his material wealth, and completely isolates himself from his past. Seeking a quiet escape from his memories, he retreats to a tranquil coastal town to live as a reclusive stranger. His self-imposed solitude begins to break when a young child unexpectedly enters his life. Through their innocent connection and quiet companionship, Ferdi finds a glimmer of hope and a second chance at emotional healing, slowly rekindling his will to live.

Lazy, uneducated male students mostly coming from money, share a very close band. They live together in the dormitory of this private highschool, where they daily plan their latest pranks on teachers or the other classes. Because of the financial crisis, the headmaster agrees to enroll female students. As the new students try to fit in, a struggle between both parties start, trying to prank the other part away. The prank war continues until PE-Teacher decides to take the class out on a trip for a becoming scouts.

Ferdi (Ferdi Tayfur) moves to Istanbul with his mentally disabled sister, Oya (Sibel Savaş), desperately seeking specialized medical treatment for her. To cover the heavy medical expenses and build a future for them—including his plans to marry Figen (Nalan Türkoğlu)—Ferdi takes a job singing at a local music hall (gazino). Tragedy strikes when ruthless local drug dealers and criminals assault Oya, leading to her brutal death. Shattered by grief on the eve of his marriage, Ferdi abandons his music career and promises of a quiet life. Consumed by rage, he sets out into the city’s dark underworld on a relentless, methodical campaign of vengeance to hunt down every person responsible for destroying his sister.