♪ Fate made me cry ♪

The film begins with Müslüm falling in love with Nil, while singing in the pavilion, and moving to his hometown together. The film presents a complex social drama with the fact that the past of Nil would begin to attract the reaction of the town's people. In the process, the soft and hard parts of love are shown by the clash of modern expectations with traditional values. In film language, contrast between neon lights and the town's natural light is visually consolidating the inner conflicts of characters. The performances of muslüm and Nil will direct the intensity of emotions on the stage and the chemical bond between them. The director invites the audience to participate in the flow of events by presenting a figure to the audience during the evolution of the characters. The film is masterful of the deep origins of social prejudices and the approaches of individuals to their own destiny. The flow of the story, focusing on the inner worlds of the characters, creates dramatic tensions in a natural language, and the relationship between muslüm and Nile, leads the audience not only to think about love but also to think about the limits of social acceptance.