Oh, That's Fine! (Oh Olsun) (translated)

Oh Olsun is one of the Yeşilçam family comedies of the 1970s. Directed by Ertem Eğilmez, it is a 1973 production that reached cinemas on 1 January 1974. Sadık Şendil wrote the screenplay and Arzu Film made the picture. Shot in colour, this sentimental family comedy runs 89 minutes. It follows two families, one rich and one poor. Şendil's script reportedly won the best screenplay prize at the Golden Orange Film Festival that year.

Factory owner Fehmi Haznedar (Hulusi Kentmen) has three sons who look like model children until their lies come out one by one; as a punishment he puts them to work in his own factory. Tarık Akan plays the son Ferit, Kemal Sunal plays his brother Fazıl and Halit Akçatepe plays Ferdi. At the factory Ferit falls for Alev (Hale Soygazi), the daughter of the master worker Burhan (Münir Özkul), and the two are forced to marry in secret. Ferit's later engagement to someone else and Alev's departure from home change everything. Adile Naşit plays Ferit's mother, and Metin Akpınar appears as Doctor Metin.

Erdoğan Engin was the cinematographer. The film shares its name with a song whose words and music are by Oktay Yurdatapan, performed by Füsun Önal.