Hakke Rewbe follows the journey of three Dakar women Hanni, Mignelle and Diarryatou determined to defend women's rights in a society where traditions, social injustices and family secrets weigh heavily. Together, they engage in a daily struggle of solidarity, resilience and courage, to offer a voice to those who are too often silenced.
Razak, 37 years old, is an executive officer at an advertising company. Razak lost his wife Julia in a road accident and has a daughter named Amy, who is 13 years old. As a single father, it is not easy for Razak to take care of, educate, and raise Amy. In addition, he always had strong opposition from his mother-in-law, Datuk Maria who always disputed the way Razak took care of Amy. When faced with the various problems of raising Amy, Razak began to think that this is the right time for him to find a mate because Amy also needs someone who is a mother. Amy insists that Razak's chosen woman must have his "permission" and also have mandatory conditions agreed upon by Amy and Razak.
Metin and Perihan are a couple who got married, had two children, came to Istanbul with the desire to find a job, opened a small grocery store and started a new life for themselves.
The story changes when Perihan goes to Bursa one day. After an accident on the bus, no one can find Perihan, and there is no survivor of this terrible accident. Shaken by this news, the family gets used to Perihan's absence over the years and tries to move on with life. 13 years pass after this terrible event. Metin got married again and the children grew up, and Metin had another child with his new wife, Hülya. Perihan, who has no knowledge of the past and has been living in a rehabilitation center for 13 years, remembers who she is and returns home.
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