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Saban, Ramazan and Bayram are sailors in an Ottoman Navy and Hüsamettin is their commander. Hüsamettin's aide Ramazan, Saban who is foster son of Hüsamettin's sister and Bayram who is married to Hüsamettin's niece stays at Hüsamettin's family residence. Hüsamettin's sister thinks Ramazan is her foster son Saban when she realizes her mistake she introduces Ramazan to her brother as her son in law Bayram since she was afraid of Hüsamettin's short-tempered character. Things get complicated when real Saban and Bayram come to the residence. Now Saban has to be Ramazan and Bayram has to be Saban. Meanwhile, a gulyabani (a ghoul from Turkish folklore) haunts the residence.
During the period of the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, a woman who reluctantly went to a gloomy Istanbul mansion as a bride, and the mysterious owner of the mansion, will go on a journey to the dark secrets of the past together.
Shot in occupied Istanbul, a French nanny seducing the men of the house.
An entertaining film adapted from the eponymous short story by Hüseyin Rahmi Gürpınar, one of Turkish literature's most daring writers, which focuses on the concept of "honesty."
The movie is about what happens to Osman, who manages to get into a mansion as an in-law to get rid of his poverty. Osman is unemployed and penniless. He is engaged to Ayşe, the sister of his friend Mehmet. But they have no money to get married. Ayşe goes to work in Australia to save money. Osman marries the daughter of Dehri Bey, widowed with four children when her husband dies, and settles in Dehri Bey's mansion. Dehri Bey asks Osman to hire a foreign governess to teach his spoiled children to behave. Mehmet secretly writes a letter to Ayşe and invites her to Istanbul to play a trick on Osman, who has forgotten his sister and married. Ayşe enters the mansion as a governess under the name Angel. All the men of the mansion come after Ayşe.
