Deliha

I really thought this was just going to be too dumb to withstand, but I was pleasantly surprised. Ok, it was really silly and ridiculous and goofy and exaggerated, but I have to say it was funny and cute too. And speaking of cute, WOW, that Baris Arduc is extremely cute! And I was really happy to see a few other familiar and beloved faces. I enjoyed the performances of Cihan Ercan and also Zeynep Camci. I love them from other projects and was so happy to see them again. Props to Gupsay Ozay. She portrayed her character to the hilt, and was completely ridiculous.

The only criticism I would have is that I am not a fan of dirty words, nor sexual connotations. That gross humor was not funny to me, but otherwise, I did enjoy this comedy.

Cool, nice and great Turkish film!! With many talented - famous actors, who are very funny and you can't stop laughing. The moral of the film is that maybe you have to check deeper to yourself and see what you like most and not what the others say.

First I found it silly, then couldn't stop watching it😂👍 I'm looking forward to watching Deliha2

Gupse Ozay was very promising when she first became famous. Everyone thought that Gupse Ozay would be the new Gulse Birsel. Unfortunately, this movie proved that it couldn't happen. This movie is so bad. Even any episode of Yalan Dunya is better, funnier and more entertaining. Some criticized this movie by comparing it to Recep ivedik. It was said that this movie is "the female version of Recep ivedik". Both movies are based on off-the-wall jokes. But at least there are funny moments in Recep ivedik. I didn't laugh at all in this movie. I didn't even smile. Make better use of your time and watch something else. They also made the second version of this movie. It doesn't make any sense.

Deliha is a little gauche, very plain but doesn't lack in confidence.

I watched this movie by chance on a Turkish Airlines flight and was entertained right from the opening scene where the character shines. It makes sense that the movie was built around the character. The story itself loses a little steam towards the end for me but it will nevertheless amuse you.

It's great to discover Turkish cinema can produce such good comedies, miles away from the formulaic Hollywood Rom Coms and the language or cultural barriers are not a problem in appreciating Deliha.

Highly recommended, something funny, something different!