Bu Mutlu Günümüzde

Zeynep inherits the extraordinary talent of her father İsmail, once known as Diyarbakır’s most gifted yet unluckiest footballer. But talent alone is not enough, she must fight for equal opportunity to pursue her dreams. As İsmail struggles to accept his daughter’s ambition, Zeynep is forced into marriage, only to make a daring escape. Haunted by the sacrifice of a sibling who took the blame for her, she pushes forward and ultimately steps onto the field wearing the national team jersey, becoming a symbol of hope and courage for countless girls.

After an unproductive year in a village in Kayseri, the young people of the village are devastated. The cold weather has damaged the fruit trees, and the rainless summer has reduced the harvest by more than half. Two young men from the village, Cemil and Osman, were thinking they wouldn't be able to marry their fiancées, Fatmagül and Şifa, when they heard that Ceylan, the daughter of Hüseyin, a Turkish immigrant in Germany, was coming to the village. Cemil and Osman made plans to marry Ceylan and move to Germany. However, there was another side to the coin—both of them were already engaged. The two make plans and pursue Ceylan, but Ceylan grows close to Erkin, an agricultural engineer working to improve the village's irrigation system. The village's water system is resolved, Ceylan does not go to Germany, and she makes a permanent return to her homeland.

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.

Kemal, who lost his wife at an early age, lives with his two daughters, Ceren and Beren.

Friendship love

Sevil hires a father for her two 17-year-old children who have not yet finished adolescence, and enters into an unexpected adventure.

Emre plans to marry Esra but must convince her to have village wedding to save company. He introduces assistant Irmak as Esra, falls for her but Esra crashes wedding.

Newly married couple Hakan and Nilay find themselves unable to cope with their marriage and seek help from marriage therapist Canan. As Canan examines their marriage, we witness the conflicts between men and women in today's world. However, the therapist forces them to reveal the real reason for their estrangement. A big secret between their families is the final straw.

İpek broke up with Furkan, whom she loved deeply and believed had cheated on her. After Furkan, she became engaged to Cengiz, who had not fallen in love with anyone else but showed interest in her. On a day when Cengiz was not at home, while preparing a birthday surprise for him with her closest friend Simge, they were caught off guard by another woman. After this second betrayal, İpek falls into a deep depression. İkon organizes a boat trip with her to take her mind off things, and they go on a boat trip together. When they go on the boat trip, İpek's first love from years ago, Furkan, goes on a boat trip with his girlfriend Esra. When İpek sees him, she is both impressed and angry. Although she wants to leave the boat, Simge convinces her to stay, and they continue their vacation. Toward the end of the boat trip, every time Furkan and İpek meet, the atmosphere becomes tense, and İpek can't take it anymore and wants to get off the boat.

Akide Beykoz lives with her youngest son Ercan in one of the neighborhoods near the coast. Although Akide has two other sons, Maksut and Fikret, all her energy is focused on her youngest son. Maksut and Fikret are angry with her because they married girls they found themselves, not the ones their mother chose. She dislikes her daughters-in-law, Saadet and Aysel, and the negative experiences she has had with them lead her to a new idea: Akide vows to marry her youngest son, Ercan, to a girl she finds herself. However, Ercan has already proposed to Duygu, the nurse recently assigned to the Beykoz Central Health Center. Duygu, who was raised without a mother, places great importance on family relationships and says she will not marry Ercan without her mother's consent. This situation forces the two lovers to play a game.

Ayhan Varol, Turkey's best football player, missed the flight of a camp he was supposed to attend. While his manager, Sadi, was angry at this situation and was going to arrange a private plane for him, he said that he would catch up with his luxury car and took off. On his way out, he crashes into a tree and loses his memory to avoid hitting a cow that gets lost in his way.

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.

Metin and Hande got married after a long period of dating, but divorced shortly thereafter. One day, their mothers surprise them by coming to their house. Since Hande's mother Leman has a heart condition, Hande and Metin had not told their families that they had divorced. When the families arrive, Hande calls Metin and tells him that their mothers are coming, and explains that they need to pretend they are still married while they are there.

Safa is a grumpy old man. His grumpiness has alienated all of his children. As a result, he finds himself spending another holiday alone, when he meets a little girl named Aylin. The friendship between Safa, who is in the twilight of his life, and Aylin, who is just beginning hers, begins to change Safa. Safa resorts to a game in order to mend his relationship with his children. Safa's children, who are struggling with life's problems, visit their neglected father, albeit reluctantly, and unwittingly find relief from their great troubles. However, his children continue to receive their share of Safa's series of surprises until the very end.