
Synopsis
Çeto and Molla, who are brothers-in-law, run a tin shop. The brothers-in-law, who are in-laws, cannot get along with their mother-in-law. During a meal, they argue with their mother-in-law again. To prove that they are right, Molla grapples with his mother-in-law, while Çeto grapples with his wife. The two brothers-in-law, who want to win, will do everything they can.
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