Amir Dabirzadeh goes to Ramsar to marry his cousin, Mahbobe. Aunt and her daughter have gone on a trip for a few days. Dabirzadeh remains their view. Shahrazad, the singer of Ramsar Casino, is looking for a noble conversation and chooses Dabirzadeh, who is always in the book, for this purpose, Nader Zarin, who is a young Ayash, comes to Ramsar and catches Shahrazade’s eyes, but Shahrazad tells him that only with Marriage can be related to him and that’s it. Nader decides to marry Shahrazad and divorce her after he falls in love with her. Shahrazad understands this on the wedding night, and as a result, he does not let Nader achieve his goal, and the conflict between the two intensifies. Mansoor, who is a lifeguard and collects money from this and that to divorce his wife, in the meantime, takes money from both sides and informs. Dabirzadeh’s foot is also dragged into this conflict, followed by Mahboobe’s foot, her father, aunt and others.

Nowroz Khan (Nusratullah Karimi) lives in his ancestral house with his wife (Shahla Riyahi), his son Homayoun (Shahyar Ghanbari), his daughter-in-law Ferangis and his daughter Nazi (Jale Sam). His children force him to sell the house and buy a plot of land to build a multi-storey apartment. He who receives a salary from the administration will go bankrupt. Fereydon, Nazi’s fiance, steals his mother’s (Jamele Sheikhi) brilliant ring to help them and sells it for 30 thousand tomans. After learning about the matter, Fereydoun’s parents drive him away and he becomes a burden on Nowruzkhan. Nowroz Khan is also expelled, and between Farangis and his father (Mortaza Ahmadi), due to the delay in the construction of the building, there is an altercation and he makes Nowroz Khan regret what he did. Frustrated by the creditors, he auctions the half-built building, settles his children in an apartment, and buys an ancestral house for himself and his wife more expensive than the price he sold it for.