The story of Zahra and Razia is one of the complex and dramatic stories of nomadic life that has been influenced by traditions and forced decisions. Ali, who lives with the duality between love and coercion, is caught in the middle of these conflicts.
Zahra, who has decided to claim her right to live together with Ali after a long time of concealment, has bravely gone to Ali's house and revealed their marriage to her family. But the presence of Razia, Ali's second wife, who entered his life as a result of traditional coercion and the ruling of the tribe's khan, has made the situation more complicated.
The differences between Zahra and Razia, who are both trying to prove their place in Ali's life, have intensified due to jealousies, social pressures, as well as the daily challenges of living together, so that the smallest issues, such as the failure of a water pipe, lead to intense conflict. It becomes between them. These fights have not only disturbed the peace of the house but also put Ali in a difficult position because he cannot easily prefer one of them or solve their problems.
Such conditions indicate the conflict between old traditions and social changes in nomadic life. On the one hand, love and personal feelings (which can be seen in the case of Zahra), and on the other hand, traditional and social requirements (which are crystallized in the character of Razia), have caused the complexity of these relationships.
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