Ms. Dila (Dila Hanım) (translated)

Dila Hanım is a 1977 Turkish drama directed by Orhan Aksoy from a screenplay by Safa Önal, adapted from a work by Necati Cumalı. Produced by Akün Film with music composed by Cahit Berkay, the film stars Türkan Şoray and Kadir İnanır alongside Erol Taş, and was shot in the Zelve Valley in Cappadocia, Nevşehir.

The story follows Dila Hanım, whose husband Barazoğlu İhsan Bey is killed by Karadağlı Rıza over a land dispute. Vowing revenge yet unaware of the killer's identity, she tends to a wounded stranger by a stream and gradually falls in love with him — not knowing he is Rıza himself. When the truth comes out, she is torn between honoring the code of blood vengeance and surrendering to the love that has grown between them, making it one of Yeşilçam's most celebrated romantic dramas.