A social-political comedy play, considered one of the most legendary critical and purposeful Arab comedies.

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Gharib heads to the fishermen's village in search of his brother's killer. He discovers that he was killed by Master Dahi, who controls the fate of the village, by using the boats to smuggle drugs. Gharib decides to have his revenge.

Three brothers live with their wives in one villa, Dr. Saeed, Salama and Saadoun. The family is surprised by someone knocking on the door of the villa at dawn and placing a baby in a basket in front of them, along with a letter addressed to the cheating lover whose name begins with the letter S. Thus, the accusation is directed at all the husbands. The wives suspect their husbands. A gang is monitoring the villa in order to kidnap the child, and there is a woman monitoring the villa.

Hamdi revolts against his routine job and decides to resign, so his wife decides to give up the family home and sell it to provide the money necessary to establish his own project, but things quickly turn around when he leaves her to marry another woman after his financial conditions improve.

To one of the work sites of one of the contracting companies arrive Shazly and Narges to work in the buffet site in a remote desert area in the Red Sea. Nargis raises the interest of some of the workers in the sites, including engineer Qadri, who is chasing her with his flirtation to no avail, and decides to engineer Mokhtar colleague Kadri on the site to inform the wife of Qadra Safa on his first leave in Cairo, the behavior of her husband, turns purity and go to the life of the sister of Qadri to complain crying .. Engineer Fathi meets his friend Qadri, who confirms his desire to marry Nargis for his love. Hammam, the head of the workers in the Nile, wants Nargis although he is married to three women

Hassan Shawish simple hope to find an apartment and marry his fiancée, which competes to win her cousin is well. In his work, he has to sneak into a drug gang and his life changes afterwards.