Synopsis
The film tells the story of the life of a singer named Orkhan Huseyn, the main character is a boy from the province. With the support of good people, he meets a female composer. This woman named Sudabe is also a concert organizer. Sudabe, who has immense sympathy for Orkhan, falls in love with him without wanting to. However Orkhan meets a girl named Narmin and wins her love.
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