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Close friends Umut and Emre, who create entertaining video content, are social media celebrities. While on vacation, they befriend Ezgi, the owner of the hotel that sponsored them. Saddened by the death of Ezgi's father and the hotel's difficult situation, Umut and Emre become partners in the hotel and offer to use social media to improve its business. Serhat, a male nurse who is also trying to become an internet sensation, becomes angry when Umut and Emre belittle him. Driven by a desire for revenge, he causes trouble for Umut and Emre. The events begin when Umut and Emre invite honeymoon couples to the hotel to attract customers and promote it.
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Close friends Umut and Emre, who create entertaining video content, are social media celebrities. While on vacation, they befriend Ezgi, the owner of the hotel that sponsored them. Saddened by the death of Ezgi's father and the hotel's difficult situation, Umut and Emre become partners in the hotel and offer to use social media to improve its business. Serhat, a male nurse who is also trying to become an internet sensation, becomes angry when Umut and Emre belittle him. Driven by a desire for revenge, he causes trouble for Umut and Emre. The events begin when Umut and Emre invite honeymoon couples to the hotel to attract customers and promote it.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Erkan Nurhan
Written By:Erol Hızarcı
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Studio:Medyacızade

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