In the sequel to Tatar Ramazan, the events begin with Ramazan's arrival at the Adana closed prison. Abdurrahman Çavuş, who has established a feudal system in prison for years, and his right-hand man Akseli Bey have oppressed the prisoners. When Tatar Ramazan's reputation reaches the prison, the two worry that the cycle of robbery will come to an end. Their fears are justified. The oppressed prisoners, however, see Ramazan as their savior.
Melih Gülgen
Director
Kadir İnanır
Tatar Ramazan
Esin Moralıoğlu
Zeynep
Hayati Hamzaoğlu
Abdurrahman Çavuş
Turgut Bağır
Bıçkın Cafer
Yıldırım Gencer
Kirmastılı Dayı
Kazım Kartal
Akseli Ali
Yaşar Kutbay
Baş Gardiyan Abdullah
Yusuf Çağatay
Gardiyan Veli
Kudret Karadağ
Karacahöyüklü Mehmet
Ayşecan Tatari
Çocuk
Sadettin Erbil
Hayati Hamzaoğlu (voice)
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