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Muhittin, who owns a monopoly in one of Istanbul's back streets, finds a solution to his financial difficulties by producing his own alcohol. With the addition of pirate taxi driver Kısmet and chemistry student Furkan to the team, they succeed in making the legendary blue raki they had dreamed of. Just when they think they have become rich, everything that could possibly go wrong does.
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Muhittin, who owns a monopoly in one of Istanbul's back streets, finds a solution to his financial difficulties by producing his own alcohol. With the addition of pirate taxi driver Kısmet and chemistry student Furkan to the team, they succeed in making the legendary blue raki they had dreamed of. Just when they think they have become rich, everything that could possibly go wrong does.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Caner Erzincan
Written By:Caner Erzincan, Ceren Keklik
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Studio:LEC Yapım

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