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Baş Belası
A dorky uncle and a nag of an aunt mess up a family, their surroundings and ultimately half of Venice. Ein an Schwachsinn grenzender Klamauk, von allen guten Geistern verlassen. Baba is a disgraced gang leader! He threatens everyone and collects "protection money". Recently another gangster called Riza appeared. He uses Baba's name and collects the money in his name. Baba tries everything to stop him but fails. Riza falls in love with Aisha, who turns out to be Baba's daughter. He blackmails Baba to marry his daughter. Baba's man Bekir hatches a plot on his behalf and kidnaps Ayşe. Baba and Reza save him, Baba forgives Bekir and gives his place to Reza. Now he will spend time with his grandchildren...
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Plot Summary
A woman inherits a significant fortune from her estranged uncle, but on the condition that she marries a man chosen by the executor of the will. She reluctantly agrees, but the chosen groom turns out to be a charming but penniless young man who believes she is a gold-digger. Their interactions are fraught with misunderstandings and comedic situations as they navigate the terms of the inheritance and their burgeoning feelings for each other.
Critical Reception
Baş Belası was a popular comedy film in Turkey, known for its lighthearted humor and the performances of its lead actors. It resonated well with audiences for its classic romantic comedy tropes and relatable characters, becoming a well-regarded film within its genre from the era.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its comedic timing and the chemistry between the lead actors.
Appreciated for its light and entertaining storyline, typical of Turkish comedies of the 1970s.
Seen as a charming romantic comedy that successfully blends humor with a love story.
Google audience: Audience reception generally points to the film being a fun and enjoyable watch, with many appreciating the classic humor and the performances of veteran actors like Adile Naşit. It's often remembered fondly as a staple of Turkish cinema from its time.
Fun Fact
The film is a classic example of Turkish Yeşilçam cinema, a period characterized by its distinctive style of romantic comedies and dramas that were immensely popular in the country.
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