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Rifat, who can not hold on to any job, reunites with Nalan, who is patiently waiting for him, and comes to a dead end with the inheritance that suddenly appears. Thinking that they can finally create a happy family picture thanks to the surprise inheritance, Rifat and Nalan will embark on an irreversible adventure when they learn what the inheritance is.
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Rifat, who can not hold on to any job, reunites with Nalan, who is patiently waiting for him, and comes to a dead end with the inheritance that suddenly appears. Thinking that they can finally create a happy family picture thanks to the surprise inheritance, Rifat and Nalan will embark on an irreversible adventure when they learn what the inheritance is.
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