Baskan

In a small Anatolian town, the upcoming municipal elections spark a rivalry between the current president, Fikri, known for his absurd and self-centered ways, and Zeynel, a coffeehouse owner and a sincere, community-focused candidate. Amidst this political battle, the town is alive with personal dramas, including the misadventures of Zeynel's nephews and a quirky cast of townsfolk navigating love, family feuds, and absurd situations. The story culminates in Zeynel's innovative changes for the town, overshadowed by Fikri's scheming, leading to a dramatic conclusion.