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About the flourishing of folk talents in Soviet Tajikistan. The girl Lola sings wonderful songs. The choir of the city's House of Culture tries to recruit her to help prepare for the youth festival. But old Mukhtar believes his daughter should stay at home and obey her father unquestioningly. Lola's songs make many people stand for hours outside Mukhtar's house. Most frequent among them is the electrician Said, who is in love with Lola. To protect Lola from "temptations," Mukhtar sends her to the countryside to her aunt Mehriniso. But the persistent Said finds Lola there too. The girl likes this cheerful, friendly young man. With the help of his friends — the tea-house keeper Niyaz and the bootblack Alim — Said manages to persuade Lola to take part in the festival. Now not even the cunning intrigues of the envious singer Zebo can change the girl's decision... The first Tajik color feature film.