Synopsis
Rıza is a man who has become rich through bullying. He is involved in various illegal activities in his neighborhood. Ali, a poor fisherman, is in love with Rıza's daughter Hülya. When Rıza learns of this, he tries to keep Ali away from his daughter. To do this, he falsely accuses Ali, causing him to be imprisoned. After spending nine years in prison, Ali is released. Much has changed in those nine years. Rıza's daughter Hülya has married a man named Celal. Ali sets out to confront those responsible for his imprisonment. During this process, he and Hülya revisit their past.
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