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Bahtiyar Bahtıkara
Bahtiyar Hoca, who has been unable to marry 36 times because of his mother, is a strange medium. However, Bahtiyar Hoca will defy his fate and his mother, and despite the various problems caused by his nephews, he will set his mind on marrying Dul Pakize, a widow who has recently moved to the village and has had two failed marriages. He will stop at nothing to achieve this!
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Bahtiyar Hoca, who has been unable to marry 36 times because of his mother, is a strange medium. However, Bahtiyar Hoca will defy his fate and his mother, and despite the various problems caused by his nephews, he will set his mind on marrying Dul Pakize, a widow who has recently moved to the village and has had two failed marriages. He will stop at nothing to achieve this!
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:İbrahim Bakırhan, Engin Yılmazer, Kadir Maraşlı
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Studio:RNK Film
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