Aslı Sümen

as Hilal Koral

Ruhun Duymaz is a stylish Turkish romantic comedy about espionage, deception, and two opposites forced to work together. Onur Karasu is a successful intelligence agent chasing Civan Koral, the owner of a major jewelry company suspected of illegal operations. To reach the evidence hidden in Civan’s home, Onur begins a fake relationship with Civan’s sister Hilal and even plans to propose during an engagement setup. But his mission is complicated by Ece, Hilal’s sharp and unpredictable best friend, who quickly senses that Onur is hiding something. When Onur and Ece become unwilling partners, their constant clashes turn into chemistry, making the operation far more dangerous for both the case and their hearts.

as Ezgi Uysal

Zeynep is a proud mother of twins, nursing the wounds of a divorce she never saw coming. Her ex‑husband Oktay, whom she adored since university, shattered her faith in men when he cheated, and she has since sealed her heart shut with industrial‑strength cynicism. Enter Kenan, a kind‑hearted, slightly awkward businessman who has no game, no agenda, and a smile that makes her twins actually behave at dinner. For the first time in years, Zeynep’s armour shows a crack. But there is a problem: Yelda, a glamorous and calculating woman who has invested heavily in the belief that Kenan is hers, will stop at nothing to turn their business partnership into a marriage. What follows is a romantic tug‑of‑war where Zeynep must decide if she is willing to risk her heart again, and Kenan must figure out how to fight for the woman he loves without becoming the kind of man who hurts people. A warm, funny, and deeply satisfying romantic comedy about second chances, blended families, and the bravery it takes to love again after you have been broken.

as Aysegül

Ada and Yaren are two young women from opposite ends of the economic spectrum who meet in a hospital room, both awaiting life‑altering diagnoses. Ada is a wealthy heiress whose family has controlled her every move; Yaren is a struggling florist who has fought for every scrap of independence. Despite their differences, a fierce friendship blooms between them — one that helps them face the terrifying uncertainty of their futures with something they thought they had lost: the ability to smile. When a twist of fate reveals that their lives are connected in ways neither could have anticipated, they must join forces to confront the family secrets that have shaped their destinies. “Gülümse Kaderine” — smile at your fate — is an uplifting, tear‑jerking drama about the strength that comes from true friendship and the radical act of choosing joy in the face of the unknown.

as Tuğçe Dikman

Ada believes that if her first love abandons her, she will be doomed to unhappiness like the women in her family. After entering a fake marriage with Rüzgar to save him from deportation, she expects their arrangement to become real. But when he leaves her, fate places the confident and difficult Bora in her path, forcing Ada to question everything she believes about love, destiny, and second chances.