Hozu

Hozu is coming from a remote village to work with his cousin in Baku.

Hozu has 10 children now. One day, Hozu's father, whose biggest dream is to own a farm, is gored by a cow. The man undergoes surgery. When he comes out of the surgery, he calls Hozu and says, "You have a sister in the city, go find her and bring her back." Hozu goes to the city and finds his sister.

Hozu tries himself in various business fields in this film. As he promised his mother, he will work in the newspaper where he has set his finger and by chance he comes across an advertisement "An old woman is looking for a nanny". Hozu keeps his promise and endures all the old woman's whims. Even though the old woman tries various ways to kick Hozu out of the house, Hozu easily overcomes all the difficulties.

The sudden kidnapping of the girl by animators at the party sets everything in motion, and everyone falls into panic. Sarvat gathers the best agents in the world to start searching for the girl. Meanwhile, a simple villager named Hozu accidentally gets involved in the situation and, imagining himself as "Agent 007," joins the professionals in the search. The contrast between Hozu's naivety and Sarvat’s serious world adds an amusing touch and adventure to the story.

In the 15th century, in Central Asia, the ruler of the Darebey Khanate, Adalet Khan, had two sons — the wise and brave Hozu, and the cunning Karabugday. Seeking to seize the throne, Karabugday kills their father during a hunt and blames Hozu, who is imprisoned. Under Karabugday’s incompetent rule, the khanate weakens, and famine and chaos spread.