Aziz Sarıkaya

Story about a man (Ferdi) whose life falls apart after a tragic traffic accident. Overcome with grief, he turns to alcohol and isolates himself from the world. Donating all his possessions he retreats to a quiet seaside town to try and escape his past. Then, a child enters his life...this relationship offers him a chance at healing.

Sibel's first husband Murat dies in an accident during a business trip. Left alone, Sibel marries her husband's close friend and business partner Bülent. Five years pass, and her first husband Murat suddenly returns. He survived the accident but was unable to contact Sibel for years. Suddenly finding herself with two husbands, Sibel will have to choose between the two men.

Orhan serves four years in prison for his brother's illegal activities. When he is released from prison, he leaves his past behind. Determined to stay away from illegal activities, Orhan starts working as a taxi driver. However, Orhan's life is suddenly turned upside down when his daughter falls ill. Facing economic difficulties, Orhan refuses his brother's offer to participate in a robbery. However, he will eventually have to reconsider this decision.

Gül and Selim love each other. However, Gül's father does not approve of their relationship. He devises a plan to separate them. He talks to Selim's boss and sends him on a business trip abroad. He sends Gül to her aunt's house. The two lovers lose hope when they cannot contact each other. Meanwhile, Gül finds out that she is pregnant. She runs away from home and gives birth at a friend's house. Believing that Selim has abandoned her, she leaves the child in a taxi she takes. The taxi driver takes custody of the child and raises him. Years later, Gül will learn the truth and regret what she did.

Ferdi, who went to Germany with his father years ago, now wants to return to his homeland. He marries his girlfriend Ayten and returns to his country. He begins living with his mother and uncle, who have been waiting for him for years. However, his relationship with his uncle, to whom he has been sending money for years, deteriorates. Because he did not marry his uncle's daughter, his uncle and cousins become hostile toward Ferdi. While Ferdi and Ayten try to establish a new life together, his cousins will seek revenge against him.

The film deals with the hardships of village life, telling of the cruelty of the village chief towards the villagers. Despite these hardships, it tells of the struggle of the young man nicknamed Yabancı (The Stranger).

The film tells the story of Murat, who wants to take revenge on those who killed his son. Murat has just been released from prison. His son Zeki has fallen into the trap of those who lure young people into drugs and alcohol. Murat prevents his son from going to these places and ensures that he leads a decent life. However, Zeki's past catches up with him. Taş, the ruler of the market, finds and kills Zeki. Murat is determined to find Taş and take revenge for his son, no matter what. Taş kills the men who led Murat to him and frames Murat for the crime. Murat must fight both Taş's men and the police.

"Haram Oldu" marks Ferdi Tayfur's directorial debut. The story centres around Ferdi, a famous singer, who is married to Nuran. Their marriage is an unhappy one, largely because of Nuran’s flamboyant, showy lifestyle — she seems to crave the public appearances, extravagance and social status that comes with being married to a celebrity. Ferdi, despite his fame, feels stifled by this and isn’t able to find peace or happiness within the marriage. In the midst of his marital problems, Ferdi meets Şerife, another woman with whom he falls in love. He decides he wants to leave Nuran and divorce her in order to be with Şerife. However, his plans are far from straightforward; Nuran refuses to accept a divorce and this creates tension and conflict.

Before his death, Esad Bey decides to announce his will. He calls all his relatives to his house. He leaves most of his inheritance to his stepson Murat and the rest to his relatives. Shortly thereafter, Esad Bey is murdered. Murat is framed for the crime and sent to prison. Murat, who is innocent, will discover the identity of the killer thanks to Tophaneli Osman, whom he meets in prison.