Dad, Make Me Marry

The arcane powers of Mandrake the Magician take on the forces of Killing, the king of crime.

Ömer goes on a trip to Spain as a reward for finding the wallet that belongs to singer Rodriguez; when he accidentally gets involved in a robbery, he disguises himself as a bullfighter.

Toprak and his wife Sabuha are killed by Kadir Ağa's men while they are seizing their land. İbrahim survives the attack but is left an orphan. Recep takes İbrahim in as his adopted son and raises him. Recep's daughter Hatçe and İbrahim fall in love. Hatçe goes to Istanbul to study. İbrahim becomes a famous singer. He will devise a plan to take revenge and reunite with his beloved.

Zeynep is the daughter of a poor laundress. She is in love with Orhan, who lives in a mansion. Orhan is the sole heir to his wealthy uncle's fortune. Orhan's uncle is on his deathbed. Knowing this, Nesrin plans to marry Orhan and get her hands on his inheritance. Orhan's uncle, who is in his final days, expresses his wish to see the woman Orhan will marry. Orhan, wanting to fulfill his uncle's last wish, introduces another woman to his uncle instead of Nesrin, who is currently in Europe. This woman is none other than Zeynep, who is in love with Orhan. However, this lie will lead to unforeseen events.

Zeynep cannot even receive letters from her husband Murat in Germany. She waits longingly for him to return. When Murat returns to the village, he is accompanied by his German girlfriend Gertha. Shortly thereafter, Murat returns to Germany with his friends. He sends a letter stating his intention to divorce Zeynep. However, Zeynep is carrying Murat's child. She decides to go to Munich to tell Murat the truth. But in Germany, an unexpected life awaits her.

Kazım, who migrated from his village to Istanbul, suddenly becomes famous for his sexual prowess and becomes the darling of society women.

A charismatic swindler father entangles his daughter in a dramatic tale of deception and heartbreak as they navigate the emotional fallout of his schemes.