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Fatma and Selim are con artists. Selim enters into a fake marriage with a wealthy woman for her money. Fatma also wants to swindle the same woman. Therefore, the two try to hinder each other. Later, they make a deal and begin swindling wealthy people. This agreement will also cause competition between them.
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Fatma and Selim are con artists. Selim enters into a fake marriage with a wealthy woman for her money. Fatma also wants to swindle the same woman. Therefore, the two try to hinder each other. Later, they make a deal and begin swindling wealthy people. This agreement will also cause competition between them.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Erdoğan Tünaş
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Studio:Saner Film
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