Who Killed My Husband?
Merve is a young woman struggling to overcome the various difficulties she faces in the prime of her life. Unable to achieve success in any of the jobs she takes on, Merve becomes a laughingstock among the wealthy. Determined to put an end to this situation and lead a respectable life, she turns to a marriage of convenience as a solution. However, when she falls in love with someone else, things become complicated. Unwilling to choose between love and money, Merve finds herself utterly helpless due to the marriage contract she signed. Now, there is only one solution left for her: to kill her husband.
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Merve is a young woman struggling to overcome the various difficulties she faces in the prime of her life. Unable to achieve success in any of the jobs she takes on, Merve becomes a laughingstock among the wealthy. Determined to put an end to this situation and lead a respectable life, she turns to a marriage of convenience as a solution. However, when she falls in love with someone else, things become complicated. Unwilling to choose between love and money, Merve finds herself utterly helpless due to the marriage contract she signed. Now, there is only one solution left for her: to kill her husband.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Bilal Kalyoncu, Koray Yeltekin
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Studio:TME Films
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