The phrase (Fatmagül has no fault, we just thought she was Bihter) is a legendary piece of Turkish pop-culture dark humor. It juxtaposes two of Beren Saat’s most famous characters: the innocent, victimized Fatmagül and the ambitious, adulterous Bihter Yöreoğlu.
"Are we starting?" Bihter asked. "Because I have a piano lesson at five, and my husband’s nephew is waiting in the car." FatmagГјlГјn SuГ§u Yok Biz Onu Bihter SandД±k
Fatmagül blinked. "I… I just want to bake bread. I live in a farmhouse with Kerim. Who is this nephew?" The phrase (Fatmagül has no fault, we just
Suddenly, the heavy mahogany doors of the courtroom swung open. A woman stepped in, the click of her Louboutins echoing like gunfire. She wore a fur coat over a cocktail dress, her hair perfectly coiffed, and a look of supreme boredom on her face. It was Bihter. "Because I have a piano lesson at five,
"That wasn't me!" Fatmagül cried. "I was busy fighting for legal reform and women's rights!"
The prosecutor dropped his files. A collective gasp ran through the gallery. One of the aunties stood up, pointed at Fatmagül, and shouted the line that would define the decade: