Davaro is a 1981 Turkish film directed by Kartal Tibet. It is the last film that Kemal Sunal and Şener Şen acted in together. #davaro #kemalsunal #şenerşen #turkishmovie #turkishmovie The actors of the movie Davaro; Kemal Sunal, Pembe Mutlu, Şener Şen, Ayşen Gruda, Adile Naşit, İhsan Yüce, Sırrı Elitaş, Ahmet Açan, Bahri Ateş, Muzaffer Civan, Cevdet Balıkçı, Abdi Algül, Çetin Başaran, Yadigar Ejder. The plot of the movie Davaro; Memo, who went to Germany to work, returns to his village after earning the money he wants and wants to marry his fiancée Cano. Sülo, with whom the Memos have a blood feud, is released from prison and comes to his wife Ayşo. When Hamo hears this, he stops the wedding and wants his son Memo to kill Sülo. However, Memo is not open to this. Sülo, who understands that she will be killed, makes Memo an offer. She says that she will leave the village if Memo does not kill her. Memo, who has no other choice but to get married, accepts Sülo's plan and fake-shoots Sülo in the village square. The villagers also believe this trick. Later, Memo and Sülo meet again next to a bandit in the mountains and they fall out with each other again. Sülo, who sees the bandit's gold, gets an appetite and gives up staying in the city. Information About Davaro This is the last film Kemal Sunal and Şener Şen acted in together. The film Davaro was shot during Kemal Sunal's military service and special permission was obtained for the film. The village scenes of the film were shot in Arnavutköy Boğazköy. The cave scenes where the bandits hide were shot in the İnceğiz Caves of Çatalca near Istanbul. The caves were also used in the film Salako. The songs Ölürsem Kabrime Gelme İstem and Bu da Geçer, which were played by Kemal Sunal in the film, were sung by Vahdet Vural. The images during the song "This too will pass" were taken in Antalya, Düden, Lara Düden and Manavgat Waterfalls.