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Cennet

    Drama
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Sep 24, 2017
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Cennet is abandoned at birth and raised by her grandmother. Despite facing financial constraints, the young woman becomes a brilliant architect. Time puts everything in its place. In an expected turn of events, Cennet comes back into the lives of her biological mother and her childhood love. Through a path of revenge and redemption, Cennet teaches an inspiring lesson to the two most meaningful people in her life.

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    atv
  • Vote Average
    4.9
  • Vote Count
    5
  • Popularity
    25
  • Language
    Türkçe
  • Origin Country
    TR

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