Burak Dakak

as Murat

Aile Saadeti follows three related families who barely know one another but are suddenly forced to live under the same roof. What begins as an uncomfortable arrangement becomes a warm and chaotic journey through family conflict, generational differences, secrets, and unexpected bonds. Blending comedy and drama, the series explores how strangers connected by blood can become a real family when life leaves them no other choice.

as Bora Karca

Karadut is a heartfelt Turkish family drama about sacrifice, delayed dreams, and the courage to begin again. Zuhal has spent most of her life caring for others, raising her siblings after her mother’s death and living under the strict authority of her father. By the time she reaches her forties, she has buried her own desires beneath duty, responsibility, and the weight of an old mistake. When love unexpectedly enters her life, Zuhal is forced to confront the loneliness she has accepted for years and the emotional wounds she never truly healed. As family pressure and personal longing collide, Karadut explores whether a woman who has always lived for others can finally choose happiness for herself.

as Mihran

Guzel Gunler (Forever Together) is a heartfelt Turkish family drama filled with romance, comedy, and emotional twists. The story follows Selma, a strong and determined young woman who travels from Van to Istanbul in hopes of claiming a family inheritance that could change her life forever. However, there is one condition: she must reunite with Mihran, the childhood love she was once destined to marry according to an old prophecy made on the day they were born. Years earlier, tragedy separated them after a devastating fire forced Mihran to leave their hometown behind. As Selma searches for him in bustling Istanbul, their reunion sparks a chain of life-changing events for both families. Blending emotional storytelling with humor, family conflicts, romance, and unforgettable characters, the series explores destiny, second chances, and the enduring power of love.

as Hasan Taşkın

Gülperi’s world crumbles the day her husband dies, leaving her at the mercy of in‑laws who have always resented her. Accused, humiliated, and ultimately imprisoned after defending herself against a brutal assault, she emerges from jail to find her children have been turned against her, brainwashed by the very family that should have protected them. With nothing but the clothes on her back, she flees to Istanbul where a lawyer from her past offers a fragile lifeline. Now Gülperi must fight a war on two fronts: a legal battle to reclaim custody of her children, and an emotional battle to win back their love and trust. As she rebuilds her life brick by brick, a long‑dormant love begins to stir, reminding her that she is more than a mother, more than a victim — she is a woman who has survived hell and still believes in spring. Starring Nurgül Yeşilçay and Timuçin Esen, this is a sweeping saga of resilience, motherhood, and the unbreakable bond that no courtroom can sever.

as Akın Koçovalı

In one of Istanbul’s most dangerous districts, a neighbourhood known simply as “The Pit,” the Koçovarlı family has ruled with iron discipline for generations. Their law is the only law, and their protection is the only reason the streets have not descended into total chaos. But when a powerful new player emerges — armed with foreign backing and a ruthless ambition — the family’s grip begins to slip. The patriarch knows there is only one person who can save them: his youngest son Yamaç, who fled years ago to escape the very life he was born into. Yamaç has built a new identity far from the blood and smoke of The Pit, but the call of family, honour, and the streets that raised him pulls him back with the force of a tidal wave. What follows is a brutal, Shakespearean saga of loyalty, betrayal, and the cost of power. In The Pit, the only way out is down, and every victory tastes like ash. A landmark Turkish crime drama that redefined the genre.