Delibal
Delibal is a 2015 Turkish film directed by Ali Bilgin. Çağatay Ulusoy and Leyla Lydia Tuğutlu starred in the film. It was released on 25 December 2015. Plot
Barış, who is an architecture student and makes music as a hobby, is a bipolar patient and enjoys enjoying life. When he first saw Füsun, he had a feeling he had never known in his life. Love, which is always tangential, has caught Barış this time. Who is this girl who made him taste love? He wants to reach this girl, whose name he does not even know, but whom he falls in love with, somehow, and he reaches… Finding Füsun, reaching is also complete; Füsun, who has nothing in her mind other than finishing university with a degree and doing a master's in America, also needs to be convinced of love. Barış, who is handsome, smart and sincere, finally achieves this. He makes Füsun fall in love with him and they get married. Everything is like in fairy tales. Until one day the fairy tale breaks down... Barış is a bipolar patient. The illness drives him crazy and he finally commits suicide. Cast
 Çağatay Ulusoy - Barış
 Leyla Lydia Tuğutlu - Füsun
 Hüseyin Avni Danyal - Tarık
 Nazan Kesal - Selma
 Mustafa Avkıran - Hayri
 Laçin Ceylan - Macide
 Bahtiyar Engin
 Zafer Akkoyun - Haydar
 Defne Kayalar
 Toprak Sağlam - Filiz
 Baturalp Yılmaz - Gitarist
 Mert Carım - Ahmet
 Barış Aytaç - Onur
 Ali Seyitoğlu - Tunç
 Kıvılcım Ural - Nisan
 Emre Karaoğlu - Taner

Soundtrack
Çağatay Ulusoy sang the song "Mutlu Sonsuz" for the film. The lyrics belong to Sezen Aksu and it was composed by Ozan Bayraşa. "Mutlu Sonszu" became a hit and successful performance. The song has 52 million views as of October 2021. It became one of the most played songs on the radio, and broke a record by ranking first among the top 10 songs played on digital platforms, outranking songs by artists such as Soner Kabadayı, Demet Akalın, Birol Namoğlu, Göksel and Gülben Ergen. References

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2015 films
2010s Turkish-language films
Films set in Istanbul
2015 comedy-drama films
Warner Bros. films
Turkish comedy-drama films