The day a Jinn came out of the coffee machine

In a small, bustling town where everyone knows each other's secrets, Shabnam is a girl who works at her grandmother’s antique shop. One day, while dusting off an old, peculiar-looking coffee machine that’s been sitting unnoticed in a corner for years, she accidentally rubs it the wrong way—and out pops Rafi, a mischievous, centuries-old genie with a penchant for sarcasm and an annoying habit of taking everything literally.

Rafi, who’s been trapped in the lamp for far too long, is eager to grant Shabnam three wishes and move on with his eternal life. But Shabnam, who is just as quirky as Rafi is powerful, isn’t interested in the usual riches or fame. Instead, she wishes for small, whimsical things—a rainy day when she’s feeling blue, a perfectly brewed cup of tea, and a night sky filled with shooting stars. This frustrates Rafi, who’s used to grander wishes and now finds himself doing all the mundane things he never expected.

As Rafi tries to understand why Shabnam wishes for such trivialities, they begin to form an unusual bond. Shabnam’s wishes, though simple, start revealing her hidden hopes and fears, and Rafi finds himself caring more about her than he ever intended. Meanwhile, Shabnam slowly discovers that Rafi isn’t just a powerful genie but a lonely soul with a past filled with unfulfilled desires.