Rogue Brothers (Bitirim Kardeşler) (translated)

Zeki Ökten directed Bitirim Kardeşler (Rogue Brothers), a Turkish adventure-comedy released on 1 April 1973. A colour film of about 82 minutes from Erler Film, it blends action with humour in the Yeşilçam tradition. Kadir İnanır and Kartal Tibet share the lead, and Türker İnanoğlu produced it; Erler Film later restored it in full HD.

The story follows two brothers who cannot get along: Ali the carriage driver, played by Kadir İnanır, and Veli the porter, played by Kartal Tibet. A trick by their father finally reconciles them and they decide to work together. Meanwhile Seyid Abdullah, the head of an Arab mafia, sends two men to arrange a drug deal. The men drop their suitcase near the brothers, and a note inside explains how the exchange is to be made. Finding it, Ali and Veli disguise themselves and try to seize the money, pulling them into adventures against the mafia. Hasan Ceylan plays Seyid Abdullah.

The cast also includes Meral Zeren as Okşan, Hulusi Kentmen as the father, Mürüvvet Sim as the mother, Kayhan Yıldızoğlu as the waiter and Yeşim Tan as Ayşe. Fuat Özlüer and Erdoğan Tünaş wrote the script, and Çetin Gürtop was the cinematographer. Şener Şen and Agah Hün are among the dubbing voices.