Street Vendor Girl (İşportacı Kız) (translated)

İşportacı Kız ("Street Vendor Girl") is a 1970 musical romantic comedy directed by Türker İnanoğlu and made as a Turkish-Iranian co-production. Bülent Oran wrote the screenplay, Türker İnanoğlu and Esmail Kushan produced, and Çetin Gürtop and Hassan Mahd Yadegar handled cinematography for the 90-minute color picture, made under the Erler Film banner.

The plot revolves around Gül, a young woman who scrapes by as a street peddler with her sweetheart Kartal and their friends, and the confusion that erupts because she is the spitting image of Jale, the pampered daughter of the wealthy Hulusi Bey. Jale has fallen for Cafer, a charming fortune hunter, so her worried father hires the private detective Çaktım Zeki. When a gangster boss exploits Cafer to kidnap Jale for ransom, the lookalikes get mixed up in the chaos, until Kartal and his friends come to Hulusi Bey's aid and trick the crooks into capture.

Filiz Akın (Gül) and Kartal Tibet (Kartal) head the cast, with Cihangir Gaffari as Cafer and Humayun Tebrizyan as the detective Zeki. The supporting cast features Hulusi Kentmen, Necdet Tosun, Sami Hazinses, Mürüvvet Sim, and Gülgün Erdem.