Müfit Kayacan

One groom, two families... Aykut, a simple, quiet, lonely man, suddenly finds himself as the son-in-law of two families at the same time, and one funny misadventure leads to another.

Aykut (Cem Gelinoglu) is the main character in BROTHER IN LOVE 2, a movie overflowing with characters of limited brainpower. He's about to marry the chronically naive Gulsah (Melis Babadag), daughter of a once wealthy family now in financial difficulties. The release of a family inheritance depends on their swift marriage. The bumbling Aykut's tendency to get into trouble is self-created, compounded by his delusion that he's a canny judge of character, which makes him easily duped. The main duper is Talat (Hakan Yilmaz), an oily cheat and money-sucking gambler divorced from Gulsah's sister and father of their child. When he shows up to visit their kid, the rest of the family groans and warns Aykut to stay far away from the scammer. Instead, inexplicably, Aykut willingly walks right into the smiling Talat's web and is immediately swindled out of his ID. Talat sells it in a common scam that uses stolen IDs to marry illegal immigrants to unsuspecting citizens. Aykut, married in absentia to an at-home health aide, now can't marry Gulsah. Too embarrassed to admit to the in-laws-to-be that he ignored their warnings about the notorious Talat, he turns to Talat to solve his problem, but Talat only creates more problems and swindles Aykut a few more times.

As the fabric of a middle-class life in Istanbul starts to unravel, the once-successful pharmaceutical manager Onur faces an unexpected job loss. Onur's detachment from reality creates a rift in his marriage with Bahar, as he loses himself in absurd fantasies, symbolized by zebras representing his escapism. Bahar, the voice of pragmatism, tries to salvage their crumbling relationship.