My Name Is Farah

Determined to rescue Farah from the place where she lives with her son, Tahir needs the help of a surprise name to get the image that Behnam keeps in the safe. Farah has no intention of remaining unresponsive to Behnam, who is turning Kerimşah against Tahir. The arrival of the great-uncle Mahmoud Azadi from Iran changes all the balances. Not only Farah, but also the Azadi family is affected by this situation, and Behnam wants to prove to his uncle Mahmoud that he is in control. A bad surprise awaits Mehmet, who returns to his duty and takes action to find his brother. While Tahir, who is very close to getting the image back from the safe, encounters an unexpected situation, Farah is cornered by Behnam's wedding surprise. However, Farah and Tahir, who are strengthened by each other's love, have no intention of letting Behnam win this time.

Farah, who is about to have an imam marriage with Behnam, somehow tries to prevent it from taking place. Behnam tells Farah that he has sent Tahir to one of his secret cells near the Turkish-Iranian border. Farah tries to find a way to save Tahir, unaware that she is in great danger. When Tahir manages to escape from the Iranian cell and returns to Istanbul with a big trump card, Behnam is in unexpected trouble. Tahir gets a clue that Farah's mother is also being held there. Mehmet enlists Tahir's help to access his brother's file and Tahir enlists Mehmet's help to confirm that Farah's mother is alive. Merjan unwittingly helps Farah discover a truth about Behnam.

Farah learns that her mother is alive, and she and Tahir are ready to fight to reunite the family they dreamed of. Mahmoud calls Tahir home to make new beginnings. Mehmet, who thinks he is ready to do anything to reunite with his brother, is in a dilemma. Tension in the Azadi family rises, and tensions between all family members grow tighter. Farah, who takes action to reunite with her mother and get rid of Behnam, finds herself in an unexpected situation. Farah finds herself in more trouble than she could have imagined.