Kadir's dream of flying clashes with common sense of his surroundings who  find it utterly absurd and even provoking. His quest to fly causes troubles in his family,  condemnation from the conservative society and even warnings from the security 
personnel in the city as flying in Diyarbakir is a security concern for the state.

None of these obstacles does stop Kadir  from trying to achieve his dream, and against all odds, Kadir succeeds in becoming the owner of a powered parachute. While Kadir insist on  living out his dream, his wife Azize is obliged to keep the household together and secure a good future for her children. This does over time cause increasing tensions between the  two of them and Azize wants Kadir to show the family the same engagement he's  devoted to his quest to fly. Azize still shows patience and refrains from doing anything that would spoil her relationship with Kadir, but she also subtly undermines and obstructs  his efforts to fly. The discontent expressed by the extended family only adds to the rising tensions. But Kadir  still insists on taking flight.