The writer (Riyad) marries the beautiful (Camelia) despite her previous relationship with (Azmi), his lawyer, at the same time (Azmi) marries (Manar), Riad's secretary. Manar doubts the renewal of the relationship between Azmi, her husband, and Camellia. She manages to record a tape of Camelia urging Azmi to kill Manar and Riad, and plans to trap Camellia and Azmi at her house and summon Riad to expose them.
(Al-Bahjouri) Bey, the injured elder, participates in the smuggling of a precious jewel, exploiting the naivety of (Hassan) of his faithful employee, while one of the gangs decides to seize the jewel, so (Mona) sends one of her agents to steal her, exploiting (Hassan's) naivety as well, and she can beat him in love with her, the gang leader believes that (Mona) betrayed him with (Hassan) so he decides to catch up with her to get her.
Ezzat is a famous author who publishes a novel entitled The Visit, which becomes a big success. He runs into an old friend, who loves him, but he does not share her feelings. But when the friend dies in her home the same way Ezzat wrote in his novel, the detective turns to Ezzat to find out the truth.
Journalist Medhat wants to reveal the identity of the leader of a women's gang who smuggles diamonds and is famous for her mastery of chess. Shaukat who is also the head of a diamond smuggling ring, hosts a chess match to catch her. Medhat meets Abu Zayd and agree to work together to find her.
Two men, a husband and a father-in-law, complain about their wives' preoccupation with their careers that they grow negligent of their husbands. In an attempt to grab the women's attention, the two men plot with Camelia, their neighbor, to claim that they trade in drugs.
Upper Egyptian Souad disguises herself as a bulldozer on the orders of her father, who did not give birth to males, to take revenge on her brother Ahmed, who works in a hotel in Cairo. During this, they clash with an antiquities smuggling gang, and the comedic events escalate.
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