The Fall of the King

Kenan Baran, a womanizer and impressive man that everyone desires, has a secret relationship in addition to his seemingly perfect marriage. However, his wife Handan has begun to feel uncomfortable with Kenan's recent increase in business trips. A bracelet she finds in his pocket reinforces her suspicions. With the support of her close friend Özlem, she is determined to go after the truth this time.

The King's women knowingly enter into games that they know they will lose. Because the King makes them feel more valuable than ever. When Handan learns that Kenan has been cheating on her, she chooses to remain silent. Because she does not want to lose her husband. During this difficult process, she receives the greatest support from Özlem. However, Özlem, on the one hand, is crushed under Kenan's anger, and on the other hand, she experiences the guilt of causing her closest friend the greatest pain. The King always gets what he wants. It is not difficult for Kenan to mend Handan's broken heart. While his small gestures and attention make Handan feel better, they cause Özlem to have fits of jealousy. Thus, things become increasingly complicated. On the other hand, the deadlock in family matters and the increasing pressure in business life drag Fadi into a difficult period.