Muharrem Türkseven

Askin Dünkü Çocuklari, tells a bittersweet love story from the 70s to the present day, blending it with the social issues of the period.

The story of a 4,000-year-old statue found by Turkish academics Şevket and Perihan during excavations in Egypt, which was stolen after being handed over to Egyptian authorities, and its journey from Egypt to Istanbul.

When Nevzat, an honest financial advisor, is drawn into a risky fraud scheme by his adopted son, his life is thrown into chaos.

Cengiz is the singer at a tea garden in Bursa and his greatest ambition is to release an album. Cengiz's life changes when he meets Taskin. Believing that the song composed by Taskin's father, Serafettin, would be a great start for his album, Cengiz buys the song using money he borrowed from his older brother. When Taskin spends all that money, Cengiz starts performing with Taskin and his sister Arzu.

Conjoined twins Halim and Selim have led a carefree life in their small village but, unable to find suitable brides, journey to Istanbul in search of marriage prospects.