Ravandi is a famous blind psychologist who also has a regular advice column in a magazine. People all across Iran write to him with their problems hoping he can guide them in the right path. Each episode of this series focuses on one of these stories. The first is a tale of envy between neighbors living at the opposite ends of the economic divide. When a poor family is asked by their wealthy neighbors to look after their home while they vacation abroad, it's an opportunity to glimpse at how the other half lives, but it also leads to mischief. The second story focuses on two life-long friends who are also business partners. When a dispute about how to run their business escalates into an overblown grudge match, it threatens to ruin the lives of their two children who plan on marrying each other. The third is the story of a young woman whose best friend's brother is handicapped. When he misconstrues her kindness for love, she finds herself in a sticky situation. The fourth story is about a family living on a tight budget. When the landlord raises the rent, the entire family has to squeeze their budget even tighter to be able to make ends meet. The fifth story is about an actor who's quit smoking. When his latest role is that of a smoker, and the director insists on it, he finds himself in a difficult situation. The final story is about a divorced man who supports his ex-wife and mother who lives alone. When his brother and his married daughter both separately tell him they're in urgent need of money, the man finds himself being stretched to the limit.