While his elder brother, Sadyk, is away at the front, Jamila remains at home, bound by traditional patriarchal duties.

While the exact author of some versions of "Jamila" remains debated (with some attributing it to popular pulp-fiction writers of the 1980s and others to anonymous authors writing under pseudonyms), the core narrative remains consistent: It is a story of forbidden love, betrayal, and social exile.

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Daniyar, a quiet and "crippled" soldier who returned from the front due to injury, is assigned to work with Jamila and Seit transporting grain to a distant railway station.