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I have had the misfortune of witnessing some atrocious films in my time, but this particular abomination is racing to claim the top spot as the worst. The sheer audacity of the filmmakers to present this mess as a legitimate comedy is an insult to the very concept of humor.

From the outset, it's painfully clear that the script, if one can even call it that, is an incoherent jumble of half-baked ideas and cringe-worthy dialogue. The narrative, if it can be described as such, meanders aimlessly, lacking any discernible theme or purpose. It's as if the writers took a handful of random concepts, threw them into a blender, and hit puree.

The acting, if one can even call it that, is on par with a high school drama club's production of a bad sitcom. The "actors" stumble through their lines with all the conviction of a sedated sloth. Their attempts at comedic timing are akin to watching a toddler try to play the drums - chaotic, awkward, and utterly devoid of rhythm.

But, alas, the biggest travesty of this film is its pretension to be a comedy. Newsflash: just because you've thrown in a few fart jokes and some slapstick humor doesn't mean you've created a comedy. Humor requires wit, cleverness, and a deep understanding of the human condition. This film has none of those qualities.

Instead, we're treated to a mind-numbing barrage of juvenile humor, stale stereotypes, and cringe-worthy one-liners. It's like the filmmakers took every terrible comedy cliche from the past decade, threw them into a blender, and hit puree (sensing a pattern here?).

In short, this film is an affront to the very concept of comedy. It's an insult to the intelligence of its audience, and a slap in the face to every hardworking comedian and writer who has ever struggled to craft a decent joke.

If you value your sanity, stay far, far away from this catastrophe. Trust me, you won't be missing out on anything. In fact, you'll be doing yourself a favor by avoiding this trainwreck.

This movie targets mothers who have experienced Post Partum Depression and they can look back at their experience in a funny and humorous way.

If you're not a mother, you may not find it relatable nor funny.

However, It tackled the issue of postpartum depression with a heavy social issue that is not talked about with a light hearted way.

It's so relatable and it gives new mothers information and expectations of what may happen to them after giving birth

It's a timeless movie, women and mothers need a movie like that to normalize motherhood and the things they go through.

And every couple should watch it because at these crucial times, it's important to communicate and bond even more together

Loved it gupse !

I don't really agree with the negative reviews written below. I thought it was really fun and had a relatable story!

A couple who had just delivered their first child and are experiencing what's it like to be a parent for the first time.

"Burcu" who is the mother encounters many mood swings and crazy moments that are really entertaining to watch, I got a couple of good laughs too. She embodies the role of the confused mother brilliantly "hats off to her".

Her husband "Onur" is not less fun either, through out the movie he innocently tries to help her but things often get out of hand.

I watched this movie alone but I guess it would be much more fun for a couple to watch, I would recommend this movie to any people who are used to this type of Turkish Comedy. Good job!

A very bad, boring movie. Most mothers may like it because they empathize with it, but if the film is considered as cinematic art, there is not a single aspect that does not fail. A bad script infrastructure, uninspiring character development and scenes that are extremely ridiculous at the level of absurdity... In fact, cinema comedy in Turkey is made for the lower class. Thus, the box office of the movie will be high. That's why these kinds of movies don't even deserve to be evaluated in detail like a real movie.

Actually, I like Gupse, but... She's not a good creative person anyway. Should she stop writing and focus only on acting? Because everything she wrote is obvious.

Personally, I was prejudiced against the movie both because I didn't like Gupse Özay's other movies and because I was prejudiced against the movie "Deliha". And I was very prejudiced while watching this movie. But when I started watching the movie, my judgments started to break one by one. This movie very well describes the difficulties and the mood of motherhood. And also jealousy. As a man, I have never empathized so much before. The movie gave me a very good insight into the difficulties mothers go through. The movie really shook me and made me more sensitive. It is definitely a movie that should be watched to understand the difficulties mothers go through. Thank you Gupse.