Tahir and Zuhra are a young married couple who wed for love, yet despite this, they decide to divorce over minor family disagreements. After receiving the court’s divorce decree, they feel relieved and immediately go their separate ways, eagerly anticipating their new, free lives. However, fate throws them an unexpected twist: no matter where they fall asleep at night, every morning they wake up inside a chymildyk—a traditional wedding canopy symbolizing the first wedding night—set up in an art museum.
As the saying goes, habits are hard to break. They constantly argue and try to get rid of each other as quickly as possible, but every morning, they find themselves back inside the same chymildyk. Day after day, the situation repeats itself, and they begin blaming each other for what’s happening. In desperation, hoping to put an end to this mystery, they even turn to a psychic for help.
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