Arbil Tabur

Sami Akyanak is an old Yeşilçam actor who is now in his seventies. Having not received any job offers for a long time, he begins to think he has been forgotten and withdraws into himself, effectively locking himself away at home. In response to this situation, our neighborhood's sweetheart, Belgin, one day knocks on Sami Bey's door and announces her engagement, but reveals that she had lied about being the daughter of a wealthy family. Since she has no one else, she asks him to pretend to be her wealthy grandfather when the groom's family comes to ask for her hand. At first, Sami Bey strongly opposes this proposal, but he can no longer resist Belgin’s insistence, whom he loves like a daughter. Now Belgin’s plan has begun. The next step is to find a groom candidate Sami Bey doesn’t know and a mansion.

Asya, who is in the early stages of her pregnancy, slips into deep paranoia following the sudden disappearance of her colleague. Convinced that everyone around her is conspiring against her, this state brings her suppressed childhood traumas to the surface—traumas born under the shadow of her father and triggered by the death of a friend. Losing her grip on reality, the young woman ultimately causes a major tragedy that also involves her husband.

After giving birth, painter Funda put her career on hold to focus on her child. Ready to return to painting, she finally finds the nanny she has been searching for: Nazlı. But the mysterious and increasingly unsettling woman soon begins to disrupt the seemingly peaceful lives of Funda and her husband İlker. What begins as a simple employment arrangement develops into a dangerous psychological game in which desire, secrets and loyalty are put to the test.

Police Commissioner Önem leads a special investigations unit that solves tough cases involving violence against women.