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Kadınlar Hep Aynıdır 

Turgut quickly squanders the inheritance he received from his father, and his house is seized. He needs a large sum of money to lift the seizure. At this point, businessman Hayrullah offers Turgut a job. Hayrullah has recently been receiving threatening letters saying that his daughter will be killed. He asks Turgut to find the person who wrote the letters and protect his daughter Sumru. While trying to protect Sumru, Turgut will fall in love with her.
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Turgut quickly squanders the inheritance he received from his father, and his house is seized. He needs a large sum of money to lift the seizure. At this point, businessman Hayrullah offers Turgut a job. Hayrullah has recently been receiving threatening letters saying that his daughter will be killed. He asks Turgut to find the person who wrote the letters and protect his daughter Sumru. While trying to protect Sumru, Turgut will fall in love with her.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Nejat Saydam
Written By:Nejat Saydam, Özdemir Birsel
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Studio:Birsel Film

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