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Although Tarık is married, he lives with his family because he does not have a job. However, his father Recai Bey is very upset about this situation. As a result of the events unfolding in the house, Recai Bey first thinks that his daughter-in-law Sibel is pregnant. However, when he realizes that this is a mistake and that his wife Süreyya is pregnant, things get completely out of hand.
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Although Tarık is married, he lives with his family because he does not have a job. However, his father Recai Bey is very upset about this situation. As a result of the events unfolding in the house, Recai Bey first thinks that his daughter-in-law Sibel is pregnant. However, when he realizes that this is a mistake and that his wife Süreyya is pregnant, things get completely out of hand.
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