Get Well, Now!
Derya is angry with Güney. Güney consults imam Suphi on the issue and the imam refers him to Deniz. Seda does not give up on her love. She buys a caravan and settles in the village and begins to gather information about Derya. Seda finds out that Derya is not Sadri's daughter. Showing the file, Seda tells Güney that the family is a swindler and Derya is not Sadri's own daughter. They are all shocked.
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Derya is angry with Güney. Güney consults imam Suphi on the issue and the imam refers him to Deniz. Seda does not give up on her love. She buys a caravan and settles in the village and begins to gather information about Derya. Seda finds out that Derya is not Sadri's daughter. Showing the file, Seda tells Güney that the family is a swindler and Derya is not Sadri's own daughter. They are all shocked.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Murat Gürvardar
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Runtime:151 minutes
Studio:Juli Sanat
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