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In Turkey, a terrorist attack is carried out on the SİHA factory in Ankara. It is determined that the attack was carried out with the organization of foreign intelligence services. After these attacks, a top secret team is formed within the MIT. This team will give up their lives for their country, identify the forces behind the attacks and eliminate them with extraordinary methods.

Çatı Katı begins with the addition of two foreign guests in a large and warm family. Ateş and Yasemin, who joined this family, living with solidarity and holding onto each other, with a tiny "lie", will have their first encounter with love under this roof, and then they'll be tested with their lies, but over time they will experience friendship, the act of sharing and most importantly, love. Çatı Katı is actually the story of those who have just made it into life, those who carry the struggles of this world on their backs. Those who knit their nest one after the other. But above all, it is a love story. A story about characters who are culturally and socially from each other as they try to resist the love they feel for the sake of their families. While life has left these young characters with such a heavy burden to carry, will this strongly-bonded family be able to overcome all the difficulties and stay united?

In Berlin, her father Ayaz Kiran lives a quiet life. Ruya finds out that her mother, whom she has never seen one day, is in Syria. The only way to enter the occupied congregation for Ruya, which learns that her mother is alive, is to make a fake marriage with Boran. Until that day, Ruya, who is not separated from the bottom of her father's index, puts her head on this dangerous journey. And the way crosses Yusuf, who returned home for the first time in six years. While searching for his mother in Syria, he finds himself in a crowded family and a different adventure in Antakya. The chief architect of the dangerous adventure she falls into is her father, nicknamed Atmaca, who never knew the direction of darkness.