Where’s Firuze?

Hayri and Orhan are two unsuccessful producers running Umut Müzik. After their latest artist Hamit Hayran fails, they fall heavily into debt. They pin their hopes on Ferhat Can, a Turkish-German singer, hoping he can turn things around.

Ferhat enthusiastically arrives in Turkey to pursue music and meets Melek, a model he sees on a billboard. He instantly falls in love, fueling his ambition to succeed in the Turkish market. This encounter motivates him to record and perform.

Ferhat finishes recording at the studio, but the label cannot afford to release the work due to debt. The team searches for ways to promote him without incurring more costs.

The label arranges for Ferhat to appear on a talk show hosted by Çiğdem Tunç. They are careful to shaft him for an established singer, Tanju Gürsoy. Ferhat crashes onto the stage and showcases his talent, stealing the spotlight.

A woman named Firuze watches Ferhat on TV and is impressed by his performance. She offers to help him become a star, potentially becoming his promoter and ally.

Firuze doesn't show up for days, and Hayri's crew discover at the bank that she never opened the promised account. The delay casts doubt on Ferhat's big break and the label's plans.

Ferhat goes to Firuze's home and finds she is mentally ill. This revelation complicates the possibility of her helping him and introduces a darker subplot.

Hayri and his men are forced to accept a wedding assignment from their creditor Tayyar. The assignment turns out to be a marriage between Tayyar's son and Melek, the woman Ferhat loves.

Melih and Ferhat take the stage, despite Tayyar forbidding Melih to sing. Tayyar is enraged and orders them to be killed, escalating the danger around the performance.

As Tayyar's men hunt them, the wedding hall erupts into a chaotic food fight and the ceremony is crashed. The protagonists escape while the wedding collapses.

Broken and defeated, Hayri and his men form a suicide pact and attempt to swallow a large amount of pills. The moment is heavy with despair as they face ruination.

Hayri wakes up the next day, realizing his pills were never swallowed. He discovers his friends alive and laughs along with them. He proclaims that they have been reborn and vows to start anew.