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Şoför Deyip Geçmeyin 

Gül and Selim love each other. However, Gül's father does not approve of their relationship. He devises a plan to separate them. He talks to Selim's boss and sends him on a business trip abroad. He sends Gül to her aunt's house. The two lovers lose hope when they cannot contact each other. Meanwhile, Gül finds out that she is pregnant. She runs away from home and gives birth at a friend's house. Believing that Selim has abandoned her, she leaves the child in a taxi she takes. The taxi driver takes custody of the child and raises him. Years later, Gül will learn the truth and regret what she did.
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Gül and Selim love each other. However, Gül's father does not approve of their relationship. He devises a plan to separate them. He talks to Selim's boss and sends him on a business trip abroad. He sends Gül to her aunt's house. The two lovers lose hope when they cannot contact each other. Meanwhile, Gül finds out that she is pregnant. She runs away from home and gives birth at a friend's house. Believing that Selim has abandoned her, she leaves the child in a taxi she takes. The taxi driver takes custody of the child and raises him. Years later, Gül will learn the truth and regret what she did.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Ülkü Erakalın
Written By:Bülent Oran
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Studio:Duygu Film

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Ülkü Erakalın

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Ajda Pekkan

Ayla

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Sadri Alışık

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Esen Püsküllü

Gül

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Ömer Dönmez

Ömercik

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Atacan Arseven

Selim

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Uğur Kıvılcım

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Süha Doğan

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Ferah Nur

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Nevzat Okçugil

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Atacan Arseven

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Memduh Alpar

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