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Fatma and Ayşe, two cousins living in an Aegean town, grow tired of the poverty of rural life and set off on an adventure-filled journey to Izmir. The townspeople learn of their journey through the cousins' social media posts and set out in pursuit.

Sinan, who has only been married for one year, is a mother's lamb, contrary to his masculinity in appearance. He is torn between making love to his mother Asuman, who is always dependent on him, and the expectation of "become a man" by his dominant wife, Buse.

Bizum Hoca is a Black Sea native who, despite not completing his education, is self-taught. He learned everything he knows about religious scholarship from his father, Ahmet Fevzi Hoca, an Islamic scholar. After losing his wife Makbule, Bizum Hoca has not let anyone into his life and is a person whom everyone consults for advice. A cheerful and jovial individual, the teacher also focuses on the spirituality of the Islamic faith. He teaches his congregation that being a moral and conscientious person is as important and universal a value as worship. However, there are those in the congregation who do not agree with what Bizum Hoca says.

Feridun, Cahit, and Tamer managed to get their hands on the national lottery ticket. Now they have money. During this process, they also help the villagers, who have become their friends, according to their needs. Feridun is now in a position to build a completely decent life for himself and start with a clean slate. The next step is to get married. After getting married, he will become a full-fledged family man. He will start this clean slate with the woman he met in the first film. Wedding preparations are underway in the village. Everyone is excited and happy. Feridun will go to the bride-taking ceremony with the villagers. However, on that day, all roads in Trabzon are closed due to high security measures. The Greek Orthodox Patriarch is coming to visit the Sumela Monastery. Our people, who set out for the bride-taking ceremony, cannot go because the roads are closed. While looking for an alternative route, they will encounter all kinds of problems.

Serhat and Engin completed their education in Istanbul and returned to their village, but they are neither completely urban nor completely rural; they are two confused cousins caught in between. Tired of village life after a short time, the pair decide to set off for Izmir after a friend tells them, "This is where real life is." How difficult could life in the city be?