A careless, spoiled and completely irresponsible young man ends up in a nursing home, which he has to get rid of on the orders of his father. But he does not even suspect what bright, cheerful, but at the same time lonely old people live there…
Timur pretends to be his friend's fiancé in order to save her from her father's wrath.
Azamat agrees to kidnap his best friend's fiancé Alia, before their marriage, in accordance to a Kazakh tradition. But when Azamat's family mistakenly believes that Alia is his wife-to-be, he's forced to marry his best friend's bride.
An old man and his old woman live in a remote Kazakh village. People call the old man Shorty Kairgali without malice. Kairgali has known his old lady, Kulpash, since high school. So they've been together for forty years. And maybe even more. Shorty also has two restless friends: Baybet and Saskebai, who were once in love with Kulpash. And then one day…
Amidst the plains of the Kazakhstan steppes lives a mother and Eldon, the youngest of her five grown-up children. Whilst his four siblings have all married and left home, he and his mother live a simple, traditional existence. However when Eldon announces he has met the love of his life, his mother embarks on a tour of her four other children's homes in search of money for the wedding. As we follow the lovable but demanding mum through the four very different lives, we get a heartwarming family comedy that brilliantly contrasts modern-day and traditional life in Kazakhstan with humor and insight.
He was born on March 5, 1952, in the village of Ulguli, Aksu District, Taldykorgan Region. From 1969 to 1973, he studied at the Acting Department of the Kurmangazy Almaty State Conservatory. Since 1973, he has been an actor at the Kazakh State Academic Theater for Children and Youth named after G. Musrepov, where he has performed in around 100 roles. Since 1980, he has also been an actor in the comedy theater Tamasha.
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