2015 · Ended · 90 min
In the series, in which Eser Yenenler and Oğuzhan Koç are portraying two brothers, İbrahim Büyükak portrays Oğuzhan and Eser's close friend. With his brothers, Oğuzhan, Eser moves to the basement of İbrahim. Unsuccessful siblings one day find a baby on their doorstep. The brothers, who do not know what to do, ask their close friend İbrahim for help. These three friends try to babysit the baby left at their door.
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Gülsüm Alkan
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