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Ben Bir Garip Keloğlanım poster

Ben Bir Garip Keloğlanım 

The devilish sultan tries to impose his tyrannical rule on the people, but since he cannot place the crown on his head, he is not recognized as sultan by the people. Keloğlan finds himself in the middle of events while fleeing from bandits.
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The devilish sultan tries to impose his tyrannical rule on the people, but since he cannot place the crown on his head, he is not recognized as sultan by the people. Keloğlan finds himself in the middle of events while fleeing from bandits.

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Genre:Comedy, Fantasy, Adventure, History, Music
Directed By:Süreyya Duru
Written By:Rüştü Asyalı, Suavi Sualp
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Studio:Has Film

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