Gırgır Detective (Gırgır Hafiye) (translated)

Gırgır Hafiye is a 1986 Turkish comedy-adventure that blends action comedy, black humour and slapstick. It was made by Sun Film and directed by Cüneyt Arkın, who also takes the lead as "Gırgır Ali", the character the film is named after. Shot in colour, it runs 82 minutes and was prepared on 35 mm and 16 mm film.

The cast gathers familiar Yeşilçam faces. Alongside Cüneyt Arkın are Erol Taş (Erol), Ali Şen, Bilge Zobu (the Boss), Yadigar Ejder (Cafer) and Nilgün Ersoy (Jale); Seyfettin Karadayı plays the businessman Sakıp Sabuncu and Nejat Gürçen plays Şişko. Aydın Haberdar and Mehmet Ali Güngör are among those billed as brawlers in the fight scenes. Fights, the mafia, money and party scenes are among the film's recurring elements.

Erol Şenbecerir is credited as producer and screenwriter, and Mustafa Yılmaz was the director of photography. Several roles were dubbed afterwards by other performers: Esen Günay voiced Cüneyt Arkın, Erhan Abir voiced Ali Şen and Sadettin Erbil voiced Erol Taş.