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Hüdaverdi, who has no family, lives in poverty throughout his life. One day, when he was hungry, he went to the beach and prayed. After a while, he realized he had ten lira in his pocket. That night, money kept coming out of his pants. The next day, he told his friends about it. He couldn't decide what to do with the money coming out of his pocket. Later, with the help of his friends, he opened a bank. His competitors in the banking sector will try to uncover the secret of Hüdaverdi, who suddenly became wealthy.
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Hüdaverdi, who has no family, lives in poverty throughout his life. One day, when he was hungry, he went to the beach and prayed. After a while, he realized he had ten lira in his pocket. That night, money kept coming out of his pants. The next day, he told his friends about it. He couldn't decide what to do with the money coming out of his pocket. Later, with the help of his friends, he opened a bank. His competitors in the banking sector will try to uncover the secret of Hüdaverdi, who suddenly became wealthy.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Safa Önal
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Studio:Melek Film
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