Güllü Geliyor Güllü
- Comedy
- Romance
Güllü and the goddess Taka Nuri come to Istanbul to avenge a bloodshed. Güllü is a Black Sea girl. Nasi is a rich young man who grew up in the same village as Güllü. Nuri is given a gun in his circumcision wedding. The accidental bullet hits a relative of Güllü and thus starts a blood feud.
Güllü is Coming is a 1973 Turkish comedy-romance film following a Black Sea girl who travels to Istanbul seeking revenge for a bloodshed tied to a childhood acquaintance. The film blends comedic and romantic elements as it explores the consequences of a tragic accident that ignited a long-standing feud.
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When was Güllü is Coming released?
Güllü is Coming was released on January 1, 1973.
What is the plot about?
The story follows Güllü, a Black Sea girl, as she comes to Istanbul with the goddess Taka Nuri to avenge a bloodshed. The feud originated when Nasi, a wealthy man from their village, accidentally shot one of Güllü's relatives during his circumcision wedding ceremony.
What genres does this film belong to?
Güllü is Coming is a comedy-romance film that blends humor with romantic elements throughout its narrative.
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