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Evlenmeden Olmaz 

Zeynep and Yavuz, a couple in love, are forced to part ways as their relationship becomes more serious. This is because Zeynep wants to get married, but Yavuz's fear of marriage is stronger. However, even though their relationship ends, they cannot forget each other. One day, Zeynep goes to a matchmaking agency called "Evlenmeden Olmaz" with her friends for work and meets a matchmaker named Adnan. Adnan finds someone to help Zeynep forget her ex-boyfriend, but the new lover will bring unexpected trouble to both of them. The romantic comedy film, directed by Yasemin Türkmenli, stars Özge Özberk and Cansel Elçin in the lead roles.
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Zeynep and Yavuz, a couple in love, are forced to part ways as their relationship becomes more serious. This is because Zeynep wants to get married, but Yavuz's fear of marriage is stronger. However, even though their relationship ends, they cannot forget each other. One day, Zeynep goes to a matchmaking agency called "Evlenmeden Olmaz" with her friends for work and meets a matchmaker named Adnan. Adnan finds someone to help Zeynep forget her ex-boyfriend, but the new lover will bring unexpected trouble to both of them. The romantic comedy film, directed by Yasemin Türkmenli, stars Özge Özberk and Cansel Elçin in the lead roles.

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