Romantic Comedy (Romantik Komedi)

Ketche directed the Turkish romantic comedy Romantik Komedi (Romantic Comedy) for the production company Boyut Film. Released across Turkey on February 5, 2010, the 113-minute picture went on to rank among the year's biggest Turkish box-office earners. Named after its genre, it stresses the place of love and friendship in life and takes a playful look at relations between the sexes. Ceren Aslan and Aslı Zengin wrote the screenplay.

The story centres on three close friends, strong women living in a big city: Esra, Didem and Zeynep. Zeynep is about to marry, and her wedding promises surprises. Esra, who has worked for years in a job she did not want, resigns, ends a troubled relationship and starts at an advertising agency. As she grows closer to the agency's creative director Mert, Didem is drawn to Mert's friend, the actor Cem Sezgin. Their choices will change their lives. The cast includes Sedef Avcı, Sinem Kobal, Cemal Hünal, Engin Altan Düzyatan, Begüm Kütük, with Janset as Suzan.

Boyut Film had made its name at the box office with Mahsun Kırmızıgül's films and here tried a genre with few recent Turkish successes. One review said the makers leaned on the American formula and took Sex and the City as their model.