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The Girl Named Feriha

2011–2013 · 3 seasons · Family, Drama · Show TV

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About The Girl Named Feriha

Feriha is a poor doorman's daughter. She lies about her identity when she goes to college. A rich playboy also begins to fall in love with her. Feriha's mother, Zehra, tries to protect her daughter from ruining her life. Poor watchman's beautiful daughter who's often teased by people about her financial conditions becomes friends with highly rich people & falls in love with the most famous & rich guy in Turkey; Who's unaware about her real identity. Will their love story survive after her truth gets revealed?

Created by
Fatih Aksoy
Starring
Çağatay Ulusoy, Metin Çekmez, Deniz Uğur, Yusuf Akgün, Ceyda Ateş
Network
Show TV
Episodes
About 120 minutes each

The Girl Named Feriha FAQ

Where can I watch The Girl Named Feriha?

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Is The Girl Named Feriha over?

Yes — The Girl Named Feriha ended in 2013 after 3 seasons.

How many seasons of The Girl Named Feriha are there?

The Girl Named Feriha has 3 seasons and 80 episodes, each about 120 minutes.

What is The Girl Named Feriha about?

Feriha is a poor doorman's daughter. She lies about her identity when she goes to college. A rich playboy also begins to fall in love with her. Feriha's mother, Zehra, tries to protect her daughter from ruining her life. Poor watchman's beautiful daughter who's often teased by people about her financial conditions…

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