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Yakılacak Kadın 

Fatma is about to marry her boyfriend Fehmi. However, the mafia boss Reşit Ağa prevents his son from marrying a folk singer. Fehmi is married to someone else. Fatma gives birth to his child on her own. However, Reşit Ağa's wrath does not end there; he kidnaps the young woman's child and convinces her that it is dead.Fatma dedicates her life to taking revenge on those who caused her this pain. Despite Kadir's innocence and the great love he feels for her, she cannot be with him because of her hatred for her boss, Reşit Ağa.
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Fatma is about to marry her boyfriend Fehmi. However, the mafia boss Reşit Ağa prevents his son from marrying a folk singer. Fehmi is married to someone else. Fatma gives birth to his child on her own. However, Reşit Ağa's wrath does not end there; he kidnaps the young woman's child and convinces her that it is dead.Fatma dedicates her life to taking revenge on those who caused her this pain. Despite Kadir's innocence and the great love he feels for her, she cannot be with him because of her hatred for her boss, Reşit Ağa.

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Directed By:Osman F. Seden
Written By:Osman F. Seden
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