At the start of the film, a farmhouse is shown. It was the nighttime in that farmhouse, and a bright light shines through.
This gleaming light is nothing else than a magical creature. In the morning when the farmer sees his farm has been ruined by someone.
As a result, the owner rags because everything happened as a result of that light.
The farm owner calls his three sons and instructs them to guard the farm. Here we observe the owner's youngest son, John, who is regarded as an idle by all.
His older brothers benefit from his kindnesses. John's brothers ask him to guard the farm alone. John agrees and prepares to guard the farm on his own. John hears a strange voice while sitting alone on the farm.
A white horse stood behind him when he turned around and looked back. John couldn't believe what he was seeing when he saw such a large white horse.
He now tries to grab the horse by tying a rope to it. That horse begins to run, but John maintains a firm grip on the ropes. This is why John is being moved with that horse.
The horse becomes unbalanced and falls into a swamp as it moves forward. John helps the horse in getting out of the swamp. Meanwhile, John realizes the horse's eyes are filled with tears. John feels terrible and promises that he will never come near this farmhouse again.
The horse thanks John and departs. When John returns home, he hears a sound again from his farm. When John goes there to check, he is shocked to see two horses chained there. Before he can understand anything else, a voice tells John that this is a gift for him.
When John turns around and looks back, he sees a tiny horse named Foal. The foal was the son of the horse that John had saved the night before. Foal informs John that my mother is really happy with you.
That is why she has sent you a gift, John feels happy after hearing this. John, on the other hand, hears his father's voice. John comes out and tries to keep his father outside, preventing him from entering. Following his father's departure, John sits on foal.
Foal runs quickly, and John is shocked by his speed. Foal whistles as he reaches a point, and two horses come from the stable after hearing his whistle. John thinks he will sell these horses at the market.
When John takes these horses to the market, people are shocked by their beauty. No one has ever seen such splendid horses like this. Many people talk about buying these horses from John. Foal also advises John to sell the horses to the older man. John, on the other hand, wants to sell these horses to the king.
When the king arrives, he is fascinated with the horses, but his minister believes they are stolen horses. The king takes advantage of this and takes John's two horses without payment. When John talks about the money, he remains silent and leaves.
John is scolded by the foal, who says, "I've already told you to sell these horses to that old man." When Foal notices him sad, he whistles again, and the horses come back to him. The King's carriage tips over due to these two horses. They are thrown into the flour sack.
King grows ragged, but he can't say anything because of the chamber. And asks John to set money for these horses. John sets a high price for the horses. Forcing the king's people to advise that he employ John for his work.
Because if John lived here, the king would take revenge for his insult. John accepts the king's offer and begins working for him. Now the king's assistant advises him to call a phoenix bird by John, which was a fire bird and difficult to bring.
According to the king's assistant, calling the bird is difficult, and John would never be able to do it. In the meanwhile, you would sentence him to death. King praises his assistant's idea and tells John about it.
John also gets ready. When Foal Learns of this, he warns John that it will be dangerous. Whoever did this or went in search of that bird never returned. John did not take a step back because he had accepted the challenge. Now, Foal, too, intends to help John, which is why he leads him into the forest.
He shows him a dream nut and tells him that these are the fire bird's special nuts. And the bird enjoys them, but these are the nuts that, when eaten, cause the bird to fall asleep quickly.
We were able to quickly capture the bird later on, and they reach the area where it lived. Fire birds live underground, according to Foal, and they throw some nuts on the floor. They wait for the bird to come later, and when it smells the nuts, it comes out from the ground.
The bird eats the nuts and faints shortly afterward. As John tries to capture the fire bird, it rises to its feet and begins chasing him. As he rushes to catch John and Foal, the entire island catches fire.
That fire bird has captured Foal and John and John throws the last nut placed in front of him. When the fire bird eats that nut, he faints. When he wakes up the next morning, he considered himself chained by them.
When John sees that fire bird, he sees that fire bird, he sees tears in his eyes, which makes him feel pretty bad for him. As a result, he frees the fire bird.
The bird flies away by opening his feathers as he releases. While on his way out, he gives one of his feathers to John, who was glowing from the heat. Foal assures John that the king would not forgive him now.
However, John claims that seeing this feather will convince them that they have captured the fire bird. When John goes to the king and king doesn't believe in anything. The next day, John was brought for the death punishment.
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