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Murat , and Ayşenaz, her gifted daughter, who has social problems at school and is marginalized, cannot spend pleasant time with each other. Learning that his daughter finds him boring, Murat tries to be a fun and humorous person. A challenging and dangerous adventure that the duo goes through will help them get to know each other better.
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Murat , and Ayşenaz, her gifted daughter, who has social problems at school and is marginalized, cannot spend pleasant time with each other. Learning that his daughter finds him boring, Murat tries to be a fun and humorous person. A challenging and dangerous adventure that the duo goes through will help them get to know each other better.
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Genre:Comedy, Family
Written By:Dinar Kahveci
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Studio:RETROPRO, Wovie, DMC
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