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The Pelesenk family lives a modest life in Istanbul. The youngest daughter, Gizem, graduated at the top of her class and has applied to various companies for jobs. The father, Şenol, opened a small electrical shop with his son Sertaç after retiring, even though he didn't understand much about the business. As a result of an email received by Gizem, the family will embark on a journey. The email came from a company in Izmir. Since Gizem couldn't find a ticket to Izmir under any circumstances, Şenol says he will take the family on the road and also take his daughter to the job interview. And the family sets off on the road shortly, but they will encounter unexpected comical incidents along the way.
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Aslı, Neco, İnci, Çınar, and Çapraz are a gang. İnci steals money from the company for one last job; the security guard is blamed and dies. Overcome with guilt, she wants to go to the police, but then learns she is pregnant. Erol takes the blame and goes to prison. While in prison, he believes his family is innocent, but eventually discovers that İnci and the kids are actually the gang. When Erol gets out, everyone tries to act like a good family.
Erkan lives in his village home with his only grandfather. He is devastated by his grandfather's death. His cousins want to sell the house immediately after his grandfather's death. They evict Erkan from the house through the courts. Erkan will do everything in his power to prevent the house from being sold. The new owner of the house, Demet, moves in. Erkan grows close to Demet, and they become lovers. Meanwhile, the cousins both put the house up for auction and try to ruin Erkan and Demet's relationship. Just as the house is about to be sold, Osman the grandfather reappears. He had not actually died; he had been playing a trick on his cousins. Osman the grandfather drives the cousins away and gives the house to Erkan and Demet.
Ali, a well-intentioned young man, has fallen in love with Fatma, who lives in the same town. Fatma's father, who wants a dowry for his daughter, wants to give her away through an auction. Alaeddin, who has come from Germany, also expresses his desire to marry Fatma. Fatma's father, Fevzi, gives his daughter to Alaeddin with a dowry of 450,000 TL. Ali, however, kidnaps Fatma to his mountain cottage and attempts to perform an imam-sanctioned marriage. This time, an imam and two cities are required. Ali, who also kidnaps the imam, then kidnaps the drummer and finally decides to kidnap the entire village. After Fevzi and Alaeddin's wedding is disrupted, Alaeddin is arrested for fraud. Fevzi is forced to give his daughter to Ali.
Hayati and Tezcan lose their parents at a young age and are raised by their father's close friend, Uncle Salih. Uncle Salih inherits a large mansion from his brother, whom he has never met. The news spreads throughout the neighborhood. Upon hearing the news, the neighborhood's most troublesome and notorious resident, Deli Murat, takes advantage of Uncle Salih's advanced Alzheimer's disease and saddles him with a significant debt to pay off his debt to Rıza. Seeing this as a debt of gratitude, Hayati and Tezcan risk themselves by getting involved in dangerous yet comical situations to rescue Uncle Salih from his predicament and turn the situation in their favor.