Burak Sergen

as Tekfur Saroz

Kurulus Orhan follows Orhan Bey, son of Osman I and future second ruler of the Ottoman Empire, as he rises from warrior prince to visionary leader. Set in the 14th century, the series explores political intrigue, tribal loyalty, Byzantine conflict, and the conquest of key cities such as Bursa. With epic battles and personal sacrifices, it continues the Ottoman foundation story through a new generation fighting to expand a historic legacy.

as Samet

Siyah Kalp is a dramatic Turkish series about abandonment, revenge, and the destructive power of family secrets. Sumru left behind the children she had at a young age and rebuilt her life as the wife of Samet, one of Cappadocia’s wealthiest businessmen. Years later, Melek and Nuh learn the truth about their mother’s identity from their grandmother’s final words and set out to confront the woman who abandoned them. Their arrival disrupts Sumru’s carefully protected world and pulls them into the lives of Samet’s children, including Cihan and his unwilling fiancée Sevilay. As past and present collide, each character is forced to face love, betrayal, guilt, and the painful consequences of choices made long ago.

as Acting

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 Haluk Güçlü

Asya is a brilliant doctor with a life that looks perfect from the outside: a loving husband, a bright young son, a career that saves lives. She believes in the narrative she has built, until the day she finds a single strand of blonde hair on her husband’s scarf — a colour that does not match her own. That tiny, almost insignificant clue detonates a bomb beneath the foundation of her marriage. As she follows the thread, she uncovers a betrayal so deep and so carefully concealed that she begins to question every moment of the past decade. The man she loved is a stranger wearing a mask, and the people around her — friends, colleagues — knew and said nothing. What follows is not a story of quiet forgiveness but of a woman who refuses to be a victim, who demands accountability, and who rebuilds herself from the ashes of deceit. A searing, emotionally devastating drama about infidelity, female rage, and the radical act of choosing yourself.

as İlhan Tepeli

Two young men from different worlds are pulled into the shadow of a powerful criminal organization known as Halka. As they investigate old cases, hidden identities, and a network of lies, they discover that their pasts are more connected than they imagined. Halka is a fast-paced crime drama about revenge, brotherhood, secrets, and the fight against organized crime.

as Galip

On one side of the road in a seaside town live the wealthy, untouchable families who measure their worth in stock portfolios and society pages. On the other side lives Kemal, a mining engineering student whose hands are calloused from part‑time jobs and whose dreams are modest because poverty teaches you not to aim too high. His entire understanding of the world shifts the day Nihan steps into his life — beautiful, cultured, and carrying the invisible chains of a family that has already decided her future. Their love is as forbidden as it is inevitable, but standing between them is Emir, a man whose obsession with Nihan is eclipsed only by his willingness to destroy anyone who comes near her. What follows is a sprawling saga of passion that becomes a weapon, a love that refuses to die even when it should, and a man from the wrong side of the tracks who dares to believe that miracles exist. “Kara Sevda” — blind love — lives up to its name, proving that the deepest loves are often the ones that cost you everything.