Elcan Rasulov

Once upon a time, a man who was afraid of heights jumped with a parachute from a hotel on New Year's Eve, a couple who couldn’t get married for five years due to grief, two Turkish stars forced to stay in the same room, a young man who could not confess his love due to indecision, a boy who brought a girl he did not know to the hotel as his wife, Santa Claus, a gnome and several other families who did not believe in New Year's miracles. But they could never have imagined that on this very night, each of their wishes would miraculously come true, their lives would turn into a fairy tale...

In "Sovetsky" Alik, whose house was demolished, and Ramin, who was preparing to get married are being deceived into selling a house. Valid Huseynov, who had cruelly deceived them, is preparing for his son's wedding. After the heroes learn about this, they choose the most unusual way to get their money back...

Parvaz Mustavi, a South Azerbaijani, decides to start organizing weddings in Baku. When he brings an expensive, rare car inherited from his father from Iran to Baku for rent, it is stolen halfway through the journey. After losing the car and facing bankruptcy, Parvaz and his partner Yaver meet the country's most ruthless car scammers.

Rasim who promises segway as a birthday gift to his child but he learns that his workplace has been closed and therefore, he will not receive a salary this month. Unable to get the support he expected from his family, relatives and friends, Rasim finally decides to steal. In the event that occurs during the birthday party, Rasim flies apart with shame and grief. It is a story that tells how our social and economic conditions affect our family relationships, especially the parent-child.

The film's so-called heroes, Elmaddin and Natig, have erased the videotape of an expensive wedding. Since the tape was crucial to the hosts—Mr. Qanboy and his wife, Sudaba—they staged a fake wedding for their daughter. Knyaz, the film's fake groom, is a representative from a "rent-a-groom" agency.