Ferdi comes to Istanbul to seek treatment for his mentally disabled sister, Oya. During the treatment process, he works as a singer in a nightclub. When he goes to work, his sister stays home alone. One day, when he returns home, he cannot find his sister. Thinking she is lost, he reports it to the police. Some time later, he receives the news that his sister has been murdered. Ferdi will try to take revenge on his sister's killers.
Ferdi Tayfur
Director
Ferdi Tayfur
Ferdi
Nalan Türkoğlu
Figen
Fatoş Sezer
Naciye
Cengiz Sezici
Faruk
Yusuf Çetin
Remzi
Ahmet Selçuk İlkan
Patron (Club / Gazino Patronu)
Nur Incegül
Figen’s Mother (Figen'in Annesi)
Fahri Aktürk
A police officer (Polis)
Birol Işın
Gazino Sahibı (Nightclub Owner)
Orhan Çoban
Garson (Waiter)
Hasan Çabuk
Doctor
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