Aadil was the owner of a big construction company. He brought his company to a good position and became the world's richest person. Begin childless, he went to meet a priest and got a remedy. Since the priest liked him, he also gave a magical necklace that he had. Aadil, thinking that the whole world might suffer greatly if it were not used properly, keeps it hidden safely without anyone knowing about it. His son Jahandar was addicted to women's pleasure and alcohol intoxication from his childhood. Seeing how irresponsible he was, Aadil lost hope that his son would manage the company well after him. Aadil then raised Jahandar's son Khulus as his son and considered him his heir. Khulus respected his grandfather more than his father. Aadil intended to entrust his company and that magical necklace to Khulus. But Jahandar, pulling a few strings, managed to acquire both of them. He enjoys the things that money can buy, and he also enjoys the things that money cannot buy by using that magical necklace. Khulus, who wishes to use the powerful necklace to bring peace to the whole world, intends to acquire it from his father. Will he get back the necklace from his father and bring peace to the whole world?