Ayça Bingöl

as Ahsen Çevik

Munevver leaves her fate in the hands of a stranger to save her family, and her journey from a coastal town brings her into Istanbul’s glittering entertainment world. There, star Kenan Akin hides loneliness and addiction behind fame, while his manipulative mother Keriman controls the shadows. Piyasa explores ambition, family secrets, forbidden love, and the cost of survival in a market where every truth has a price.

as Songül Yıldırım

Kirli Sepeti is a sharp Turkish drama about class division, secrets, and the hidden lives inside a wealthy Istanbul residential compound. The series follows the intertwined stories of domestic workers and their rich employers, revealing the deep gap between those who live upstairs and those who serve below. Behind polished homes and perfect appearances lie lies, betrayals, forbidden love, and painful truths. At the center are three women who support one another despite hardship, humiliation, and danger. Sometimes emotional and sometimes darkly humorous, Kirli Sepeti exposes how power, money, and secrecy shape relationships in a world where everyone has something to hide.

as Cennet Tekin

Yurek Cikmazi (Secrets of an Angel) is an emotional Turkish family drama centered around pain, injustice, and the courage to break free from abuse. For years, Cennet silently endures violence and emotional torment at the hands of her husband Yılmaz. While hospitalized, she contacts Zeynep, a compassionate lawyer whose office sign she notices from her hospital room window. Before her death, Cennet leaves behind a letter that becomes far more than a final message — it is a shocking criminal accusation that exposes years of hidden suffering. As the truth begins to surface, the lives of Yılmaz and their children Birsen, Halil, and Feride are shattered forever. Filled with emotional confrontations, dark family secrets, and powerful performances, the series examines domestic violence, justice, trauma, and the lasting scars left behind by silence.

as Ümran Çetin

Two mothers, two dreams, and a collision decades in the making. One woman poured every sacrifice into raising her children alone, believing that love and hard work could overcome any disadvantage. The other built a life of comfort and status, certain that the path she chose was the only correct one. Their worlds, so different they might as well exist on separate planets, are thrown violently together when circumstances force their children — cousins bound by blood but separated by everything else — to share the same roof. Old resentments, class prejudices, and buried secrets rise to the surface as the younger generation begins to question everything they were taught about family, loyalty, and success. Through laughter, tears, and the inevitable friction of people who love each other but cannot understand each other, “Kardeş Çocukları” — children of siblings — paints a vivid portrait of modern Turkish family life, asking whether the ties that bind can ever truly be cut.