Birol Güven

Önder has been married to his newspaper colleague Aylin for nine years. They have a son named Can. Aylin, who fell in love with Önder's cheerful, carefree, and spontaneous nature, began to accuse him of not taking marriage and family responsibilities seriously after they got married. Önder, who rents his home and whose car is constantly breaking down, is unable to provide the economic stability Aylin desires. At the surprise party Önder organized for their 10th wedding anniversary, Aylin announces she wants to leave, and Önder is devastated, unable to make her forgive him. Özgür, who has always been his biggest supporter, uses his connections to get him on important TV shows, and Önder suddenly becomes famous. His book, which had never sold, gets new print runs. He receives invitations to TV programs. As his books sell, he receives lucrative offers, and his fortune begins to turn…

Tamer Karadağlı, one of Turkey's most famous actors, known to audiences as Haluk, the stone-hearted man, has grown tired of being typecast in the same role throughout his career. While looking to play something different, he receives an offer from producer Birol Güven for a new TV series. Karadağlı accepts the role to prove to everyone that he can play any kind of character. Meanwhile, due to his uncontrollable womanizing in his personal life, he has drifted apart from his family; his ex-wife Arzu Balkan cannot tolerate the tabloid headlines. Amidst all this chaos, Tamer Karadağlı seeks ways to change and prove himself both to the industry and his family.

Mustafali is a man liberated from all ambitions, living in Çökertme Cove, keeping to his own life style. But due to the sickness of his father, who had left him and his mother years ago, he had to come to Istanbul. Mustafali's philosophy will perplex Istanbul, a city that had been living happily with its own truths before Mustafali came along.