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When his wife is raped and murdered, Osman starts killing everyone on his path to find those responsible. In time, he becomes a powerful mob boss, but still continuing his search. When his enemies decide to hire a famous thug / fighter to get rid of him, he turns out to be Osman's long lost son.
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When his wife is raped and murdered, Osman starts killing everyone on his path to find those responsible. In time, he becomes a powerful mob boss, but still continuing his search. When his enemies decide to hire a famous thug / fighter to get rid of him, he turns out to be Osman's long lost son.
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Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Nurettin Erişen
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Cem Film
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