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Young and successful Moscow investor Vadim changes his привычный life dramatically for the sake of his love for his girlfriend Tanya. To earn the respect of Tanya's father, Igor Romanovich, a stern foreman and metallurgist, Vadim, who has never even held a plane in his hands, gets a job at an Ural metallurgical plant. The heat of the workshops, the crude humor of his colleagues, and the unbearable physical demands are just a small part of the trials Vadim faces. Will he be able to endure a whole month without his usual comfort, find true friends, and win the respect of the tough metallurgists? And most importantly, what will Vadim have to change in himself in order to finally be accepted as "one of their own"?
Igor Romanovich sets a condition: Vadim will have to leave the factory if he fails to pass the safety test. Vadim realizes he's unlikely to manage on his own, so he resorts to a little trick. But everything doesn't go according to plan. Igor Romanovich's brother, Tanich, runs into debt collectors. It turns out he has serious debts. The collectors force Tanich to look for unexpected ways to quickly earn money at the factory. The head of the HR department, Lyudmila, meets her ex‑husband, Egor, who works in Igor Romanovich's team. Old feelings flare up again. Lyudmila wants to get closer to Yegor, but she's only making things worse.
Moscow investor Vadim comes to Gornouralsk to ask for his girlfriend Tanya's hand in marriage from her father — the stern Ural factory worker Igor Romanovich. But the introduction doesn't go well right away. Long ago, Tanya told her father that Vadim was a builder. Igor Romanovich respects men who work with their hands. And he considers all investors to be swindlers. The deception is revealed, and a conflict breaks out. Vadim has no choice but to get a job at the local factory, joining Igor Romanovich's team, and thus prove that he is worthy of Tanya.
