Nevertheless, she persisted: Dora and the Lost City of Gold
Dora is the superhero we didn't know we needed.

Orhan works for a private import-export company and is single. His partner Kadir is married and has two children. Orhan is framed for Kadir's murder and sentenced to life imprisonment. Unable to remember anything about the incident, Orhan finds himself facing death when he meets Nil by chance. Nil is single and works at an acting agency. She is a woman eager to become famous, but due to the jobs she has taken, she has not been able to achieve fame. On the day he meets Nil, Orhan escapes from prison, but he finds himself in even greater trouble. This time, he has a woman by his side, and he begins to slowly remember the events and realize that he is innocent. Finding himself caught in a web of lies, Orhan will encounter intriguing events as he tries to prove his innocence. With each step he takes toward the truth, he will realize the extent of the game he is caught in.
Dora is the superhero we didn't know we needed.
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