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Yaprak and Ali, members of the crazy gang, are now together, but they don't have the courage to tell the others about their relationship. Barış, who has joined the gang in a manner befitting him, is determined to make things even more difficult for Ali. The team’s rebellious member Gökhan will have to pay a price to be with the girl of his dreams, while the womanizer Sinan, who has lost all his charm in the presence of women, will question his concept of beauty. Oğuz, who is usually the source of problems, will this time be the victim of a misunderstanding and will give his mother Zeliş Sultan her worst nightmare. Amidst all this, Yaprak will try to solve the mystery of the mysterious gifts she receives while also facing a difficult test of love and friendship.
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Yaprak and Ali, members of the crazy gang, are now together, but they don't have the courage to tell the others about their relationship. Barış, who has joined the gang in a manner befitting him, is determined to make things even more difficult for Ali. The team’s rebellious member Gökhan will have to pay a price to be with the girl of his dreams, while the womanizer Sinan, who has lost all his charm in the presence of women, will question his concept of beauty. Oğuz, who is usually the source of problems, will this time be the victim of a misunderstanding and will give his mother Zeliş Sultan her worst nightmare. Amidst all this, Yaprak will try to solve the mystery of the mysterious gifts she receives while also facing a difficult test of love and friendship.

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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Directed By:Murat Onbul
Written By:Deniz Coşkun
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Studio:Fabrika Yapım

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