Let the instruments play, let the girls dance. (Çalsın Sazlar, Oynasın Kızlar) (translated)

Çalsın Sazlar, Oynasın Kızlar (also known as Oyna Kızım Oyna) is a 1953 black-and-white Turkish musical comedy directed by Lütfi Ö. Akad, who co-wrote the screenplay with Osman Fahir Seden. Produced by Kemal Film, it follows the comic misadventures of three brothers named Kemal, Mehmet, and Ahmet.

According to accounts from the period, Akad shot the film in roughly two weeks on a modest budget mainly to earn an extra directing fee during a financially difficult stretch of his career, yet the picture still performed well at the box office. Neriman Köksal appears in the cast.