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Bahtiyar is doing his military service in a barracks with fairly comfortable conditions. One day, he falls in love at first sight with a woman named Mihriban whom he sees at the fountain and wants to marry her. Mihriban also has feelings for Bahtiyar, but he is not her only suitor. Colonel Rıza also intends to ask her father for Mihriban's hand in marriage. Moreover, Mihriban's father is more than willing to give his daughter to Colonel Rıza. Upon hearing this, Bahtiyar steals the commander's uniform and introduces himself to Mihriban's father as Colonel Bahtiyar. However, when Rıza arrives at the scene, things get complicated, and the two men, who are both in love with the same woman, challenge each other. Karaman Pasha is coming to inspect the barracks, and both men intend to go with him to ask for Mihriban's hand in marriage.
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Bahtiyar is doing his military service in a barracks with fairly comfortable conditions. One day, he falls in love at first sight with a woman named Mihriban whom he sees at the fountain and wants to marry her. Mihriban also has feelings for Bahtiyar, but he is not her only suitor. Colonel Rıza also intends to ask her father for Mihriban's hand in marriage. Moreover, Mihriban's father is more than willing to give his daughter to Colonel Rıza. Upon hearing this, Bahtiyar steals the commander's uniform and introduces himself to Mihriban's father as Colonel Bahtiyar. However, when Rıza arrives at the scene, things get complicated, and the two men, who are both in love with the same woman, challenge each other. Karaman Pasha is coming to inspect the barracks, and both men intend to go with him to ask for Mihriban's hand in marriage.
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