Carlo Goldoni's classic comedy, one of the most performed worldwide for centuries, is now set in 19th-century Istanbul, during the final years of the Ottoman Empire, with a traditional Turkish adaptation by Kıvanç Kılınç.

In adapting the text, Kıvanç Kılınç localized the settings and characters and created a rhythm using rhyming language.

Costume design, original music, and dance also supported this synthesis in the direction.

A world of self-interest where money is more valuable than anything else… Fathers who disregard their children's happiness for their own gain, lovers who try to live their love despite unpleasant surprises, a servant who serves two masters unaware of each other to satisfy his hunger… All this traffic of self-interest intertwines with the ineptness of the servant (Arlecchino) Zekai Sarpasaran, who introduces himself as "the rebellious storm of the Black Sea"…