In the beginning scene we see a beautiful girl running away from a man. That girl is Yagmur,
later in the movie we get to find out what she’s running about, and trust me it’s scary. This
beautiful love story is presented through a book. A young girl has just been delivered the book; the
author is her soon to be husband. She is the first one to receive it and gets straight to reading, as
she tells her husband that she will call him when she finishes. It moves on to another scene where
we see an anxious man on a plane. He’s having some chest pains, but is distracted by a girl
talking to a stewardess. She is in panic as she is given a seat next to a window, which she’s afraid
of. The stewardess seats her next to the man until they find her a new seat. As the ride continues,
they experience some turbulence. Yagmur, being afraid, grabs onto the man’s arm. She digs her
nails so deep into the man’s skin that it leaves scars. The turbulence is over and Yagmur relaxes.
When Yagmur realizes that she had dug her nails into the man’s skin, she starts apologizing and
even puts a cute little band aid on the bruise. The man smiles and says nothing. The stewardess
comes to Yagmur and lets her know that a new seat has been found. Yagmur leaves, but stays in the
man’s mind. We find out that the mysterious man’s name is Hasmet. He goes to a house and as has a
chat with his brother. We find out that they are going to stay there for a while because they are
in danger. They are also hiding from the police. By now you would think that they are criminals,
but trust me the truth will shock you. Yagmur is staying with her friend that is a musician.
As she’s unpacking and finishing a conversation with her father on the phone, she sees her friend
eating her sandwich. She tells her friend to spit it out, because the sandwich has walnuts in it
to which she’s allergic to. They end up at the hospital. Yagmur and Hasmet bump into each other
and are of course surprised. Hasmet jokes about his wound and doesn’t tell Yagmur the truth. After
that we see them at a café, where Yagmur’s friend Irem is singing a beautiful song. As they’re
having a conversation they realize that they have something in common. Both of them don’t have a
mother. Hasmet is a strict man, he doesn’t smile and he keeps his pose the same all the time. He
recognizes something in Yagmur that makes him go crazy about her. You can call it a love at first
sight type of thing. Yagmur and Hasmet have dinner on a rooftop. Yagmur can’t stop laughing because
she thought that it would be a more casual date, like going to eat lahmacun but instead they’re on
a rooftop, having a romantic dinner. She had joked about it with her friend Iram, and the
thought of her face when she is going to tell her makes her hysterical. Yagmur tries to make Hasmet
smile as she lifts his cheeks by her hands. They laughing and having an amazing time. After that
dinner Yagmur can be seen with a smile on her face. She was in love and it was evident. As
time goes on Yagmur and Hasmet are getting closer and closer. They’re falling for each other. Yagmur
makes Hasmet softer, and Hasmet makes Yagmur feel at peace. They’re love is evident and their souls
are intertwined. Yagmur explains her relationship with Hasmet as heaven or hell because it’s always
extreme with him. One night as they’re cuddling Hasmet feels a sharp pain in his chest. Yagmur is
clueless about it but tries to help. She heals his wounds as she touches them. We see a flashback,
a bloody one. Hasmet is having something pulled out from his chest, which makes us believe that
Hasmet was shot. He goes to have a run and Yagmur runs after him. They hug and all their pain goes
away. Yagmur had become the cure to all Hasmet’s wounds. A scene from the girl reading the book
is shown. She is melting by the romance of the couple. Yagmur was helping Hasmet become himself
again. They’re love was blooming, she loved him and he loved her. Yagmur wants Hasmet to meet her
father but she has to meet his mother first. The scene cuts to the boys playing basketball
and Yagmur sitting on a bench. Yagmur starts throwing up and that catches Hasmet’s attention.
As he’s making sure she’s alright, a car catches his eye. He realizes that he is being followed.
Hasmet’s brother is talking on the phone with his mom; here we find out that someone named Hamza
is coming to have a chat with Hasmet. Yagmur has been throwing up because she’s pregnant.
She reveals that to her friend. As she’s talking to her, Hasmet’s brother Tarik overhears the
conversation. He calms Yagmur down and tells her that everything will be alright. Hamza is having
a conversation with Hasmet, when he receives a text from Tarik saying that Yagmur is pregnant.
Hamza had told Hasmet that he could come back home because the rival family had proposed a deal,
but he later realizes that Yagmur is the problem to a forever wanted peace between the families.
Hamza has a call with the mother who tells him to get rid of her. It is the couple’s anniversary.
The go to the same place they went last year, on the rooftop. Yagmur gifts Hasmet a watch and
he proposes to her. He tells her that when they go back he will have to deal with some business
alone at first, but they would be together after some time. Yagmur accepts and she tells him that
a surprise will be waiting for him when he comes back. They’re both excited and happy. The ring
is a beautiful and it really suits Yagmur. When Hasmet goes back to his home, he finds out that
he has to marry the rival family’s daughter in order to stop the blood feud between them. Yagmur
goes back to being a hairdresser. One day, she sees Tarik in the store. He invites her to come
with him as he has a surprise for her. He takes her to an old beat up place and that’s when she
meets Hamza. He tells her the whole plan and makes her have an abortion. He had arranged a doctor who
was going to perform the surgery on her. Luckily, she escapes. The scene from the beginning is
clear now as Yagmur is running for her life. She gets hit by a car and that’s what saves her from
having her baby killed. Tarik tells Hamza that the baby is gone, but that is a complete lie.
He tells Yagmur to flee because she’s in danger. And if she doesn’t they’ll have Hasmet killed.
The two rivalry families sit down for a deal. The request is made and whoever doesn’t agree
with it should leave. Hasmet stands up to leave and of course all the guns are pointed at him.
He makes it clear and says that they should wait for his response. He goes back to get Yagmur,
but finds out that Hamza had told her to leave, through his brother. He tries to find her and
arrives at Iram’s place. When Iram sees that Hasmet’s at the door, she and her boyfriend lock
Yagmur in a room and take the key. They answer the door and all Hamset wants is to see her.
He tries to get through Iram and her boyfriend but he isn’t able to. As if what was happening to him
wasn’t bad enough, his gun falls out of his pocket and as he’s going to reach it a police car pulls
up on him. He is arrested and later deported from the country but at least Yagmur’s safe. She goes
back home and is greeted by her father. She’s home and she’s safe. Hasmet marries his arranged bride
Nupelda but doesn’t feel anything towards her. Yagmur keeps thinking about the baby, and even
goes to have an abortion but she isn’t able to go through the process as she can’t murder her
own child. She reveals to her father that she’s pregnant and he doesn’t take it well. He doesn’t
want to speak to her and even tells her that she doesn’t have a father anymore. If she wants to
raise that kid she could raise it somewhere else. Yagmur’s devastated and but doesn’t want to give
up yet, she will earn her father’s approval with time. Time flies but all Yagmur and Hasmet can
think about is each other. Yagmur’s belly has grown by now and she is expecting to give birth
any time soon. Her father still can’t accept the fact that Yagmur’s pregnant. He goes to his late
wife’s grave and asks her for advice. Yagmur tells him that he should accept her as she’s
carrying his grandchild. Yagmur’s water breaks and she has to deliver the baby immediately.
The baby is delivered by her father, right there in the graveyard. On the other side we learn that
Nupelda wants to have a child with Hasmet too. They have been trying but it seems that Nupelda
has a fertility problem. The married couple gets ready for a meeting, that let’s just say doesn’t
go quite as smooth. Nupelda tries to interfere with Hasmet’s business and Hasmet doesn’t take
it well. As they’re fighting, Hasmet receives a text from his trusted man that he has found
Yagmur. Even though his life isn’t well, he’s happy that he finally found where Yagmur is.
He goes to her house but is heartbroken when Yagmur tells him that she’s married.
Both Yagmur and Hasmet are devastated and want nothing else but to be with each other,
which unfortunately isn’t possible. Nupelda finds out about Yagmur and is very jealous;
she ends up breaking the watch that Yagmur had given Hasmet because she knew that it
was from her. Their lives continue and even though they’re both devastated they try to move on. Who
would’ve thought that one day Yagmur and Hasmet would’ve run into each other in an elevator?
I think no one. Hasmet realizes that the surprise Yagmur had talked to him about was her pregnancy
as he sees her child Kemal in the elevator. He makes his presence known as he stops opposite of
Yagmur’s table. She thinks she’s hallucinating and goes to freshen up in the bathroom but is stopped
by Hasmet. He begs her to wait for him in her room and tells her that he’s not losing her again.
Yagmur makes up an excuse and she goes to her room. They’re finally alone. Their love never
faded. Yagmur tells Hasmet that Kemal is his son and that she hid Kemal, because Tarik and
Hamza had tried to make her get rid of it. Kemal walks into the room. Tears fill up Hasmet’s eyes
as he sees his son for the first time. He talks to him and finishes the conversation
with a hug. Hasmet’s heart is full and he cannot lose them ever again. They come up with a plan,
they will go far and somewhere safe until Hasmet sorts out the situation. Hasmet calls Hamza and
tells him to come to the hotel. Hamza arrives but sees Yagmur and the little boy and realizes that
Tarik had lied to him after all. He comes back and plans to run away with his mistress. He packs his
bags and grabs all the money from the safe, and calls the bank to empty all of his accounts in.
As he’s trying to run away, he’s wife is trying to stop him. He ends up pushing her off the stairs.
She falls and lies in the blood of her own. He doesn’t care for his wife and leaves her to die.
Right as he’s about to flee, Hasmet stops him. A scream is heard and Hasmet sees his sister
lying unconscious on the ground. He takes Hamza to the beach and shoots him. When he comes back
to Yagmur and his child he’s much stressed. He has a nightmare where Nupelda’s brother
shoots his son in the head. He wakes up even more afraid. He spends some time with his family but
of course everything is cut off, when he receives a call from Nupelda’s brother, who tells him that
he was going to kill his brother if he doesn’t come to them. Hasmet accepts his faith and says
goodbye to his family. He arrives there and his brother is freed. He sits opposite of Nupelda as
she’s begging him to stay with her. Hasmet doesn’t want her; he’s in love with Yagmur. He asks her,
if she shoots him will the blood feud end. She confirms that the feud will only end that way if
he doesn’t stay with her. Hasmet ends up pulling the trigger on himself. The scene is cut to the
girl closing the book while crying. Next we see a wedding, the girl reading the book was the bride
but who is the husband you may ask. The husband is the author of the book and he is Kemal. He is the
child of one of the most beautiful yet tragic stories. We see an older but still beautiful
Yagmur. She imagines the young Hasmet in front of her and gets up to dance with him. The movie ends
with Hasmet and Yagmur dancing as their young selves, proving that true love never ends.