Birsel Film

Sadık Pasha is a pleasure-loving and pious pasha who lives in a luxurious Ottoman mansion with his three wives. The balance of the mansion, already full of intrigue with three women, is completely disrupted when he wants to take a fourth wife, thinking that he needs to continue his lineage because he has no children.

Little Lady (1961), adapted from a paperback novel, tells the story of a young woman, "the little lady", surrounded by evil relatives who try forcefully to take control of her inheritance until she is saved by the young son of a fallen aristocratic family.

In the mansion of a rich family living in Istanbul, a very valuable necklace is stolen. Suspecting that the thief is someone from inside the house, the owners start to approach the people working in the house with class differences and prejudices. The thieves realize that the necklace is fake.

Based on a Muazzez Tahsin Berkant novel, the film tells the romance of a young girl who just comes from Istanbul to Izmir.

Ömer is the mischievous son of a wealthy family. His grandmother makes a will to put an end to his grandson's extravagance. According to the will, Ömer will be able to have her wealth only on one condition. This condition is that Ömer works for a year in a job where he will understand life. With the unexpected death of his grandmother, Ömer takes a job as a driver for a wealthy family. However, the family's relationship with their young daughter, Neriman, will gain a different dimension over time.

Lamia and Kenan love each other. When they turn back from Paris they visit Kenan's uncle. Since then things do not go as expected.