Bülent Seyran

as Rıza Tanrıkulu

Tas Kagit Makas is a sharp Turkish legal drama about memory, justice, and one man’s fight to save his father. Umut has hyperthymesia, a rare ability that allows him to remember every detail of his life with extraordinary clarity. When his father is sentenced to death for a crime he insists he did not commit, Umut turns his gift into a weapon. Determined to prove the truth, he becomes a lawyer and builds a team capable of challenging powerful enemies and solving complex cases. As he enters the courtroom, Umut must confront corruption, trauma, and the painful burden of remembering everything while fighting for justice in a system designed to forget.

as Yurdaer Çelik

Fırat, a respected prosecutor, wakes up in prison with no memory of how he got there. Accused of murdering his wife and child, he must fight to recover the truth, clear his name, and expose the conspiracy that turned his life into a nightmare. To survive, he has to escape not only prison, but also the lies built around him.

as Şuayip Durmaz

When four young lovers from clashing backgrounds — one wild, one prim, one wealthy, one struggling — land in adjacent apartments, chaos becomes their permanent roommate. Family feuds, culture shocks, and epic misunderstandings turn their romance into a battlefield, forcing them to decide whether love is worth defying everyone they call family.

as Necip Uysal

Pelin is left standing at the altar in a wedding dress that suddenly weighs a thousand kilos, humiliated in front of everyone she knows. As she tries to piece her dignity back together, a chance visit to a fortune teller delivers a bizarre prescription: the only way to heal her heartbreak is to find the man she once wronged and beg for his forgiveness. With nothing to lose, Pelin and her loyal band of friends embark on a chaotic hunt through her romantic history, unearthing ex‑boyfriends, almost‑boyfriends, and a trail of awkward memories she would rather forget. But as she gets closer to the mystery man, she begins to realise that revenge and redemption are two sides of the same coin — and that the person she truly needs to forgive might be staring back at her from the mirror. This fizzy romantic comedy serves up laughter, tears, and a reminder that the sweetest revenge is sometimes just learning to love yourself.

as Rahmi Ketenci

Fatmagül lives a simple life in a coastal village, her days measured by the rhythm of the sea and the promise of a future with the man she loves. That future is violently stolen one night when four wealthy young men, drunk on privilege and impunity, assault her on a moonlit beach. What follows is not a story of revenge but a harrowing journey through a justice system that blames the victim, a society that shames the wounded, and a forced marriage to one of her rapists designed to silence the scandal. Trapped in a gilded cage, Fatmagül must find the strength not only to survive but to demand accountability from men who have never been told no. As those who stood by and did nothing grapple with their own suffocating guilt, the series peels back the layers of a culture that protects perpetrators and devours the innocent, asking the brutal question: when the world calls your suffering your fault, how do you reclaim your name?