Burak Tozkoparan

as Ali Aydan

Rosa is a young human rights activist whose life changes during a Gaza protest in London, where illness, grief, and an unexpected search for meaning push her toward Istanbul. There she crosses paths again with Ali, a man connected to the same protest and to a future neither of them can predict. Their love grows quickly, but it also becomes the spark for devastating events, making Ayni Yagmur Altinda a moving drama about activism, fate, and emotional consequence.

as Cihan

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 Barbaros "Barbar" Tunalı

Ates Kuslari is a moving Turkish family drama about street children, survival, and the powerful bonds created by hardship. Five children working under a cruel man named Çatal discover a baby in a trash bin and, moved by Mercan’s protective instincts, decide to care for her and name her Gülayşe. Their choice pulls them into danger when Çatal and the baby’s powerful family connections bring violence into their lives. Forced to flee and protect one another, the children create a new identity as siblings. Years later, the truth about Gülayşe’s origins and the secrets surrounding her kidnapping threaten everything they built. Ates Kuslari is a story of found family, sacrifice, and hope.

as Temur

Destan (The Warrior Princess) is an epic historical Turkish drama set during the legendary era of the Gokturk Khaganate in Central Asia. The story follows Akkız, a fearless warrior orphaned after her father is killed by the powerful ruler Korkut Khan. Growing up among harsh mountains and endless steppes, Akkız becomes a symbol of strength, freedom, and revenge. Her destiny changes when she meets Batuga, the neglected and misunderstood prince of the Gok Palace. Together, they face betrayal, war, political conspiracies, and forbidden love while struggling to unite their people against tyranny. Filled with breathtaking battles, powerful emotions, and ancient Turkic legends, Destan combines romance, action, and historical fantasy in an unforgettable adventure.

as Zola Asmalı

Two sworn enemy kebab vendors, Arif and Zekeriya, rule the same street with delicious rivalry — until a pair of Italian strangers arrive with an old photograph and a question that could destroy both their lives. As a decades‑old secret about fatherhood surfaces, the two men must form the unlikeliest alliance while their children navigate a forbidden love that threatens to deepen the feud.

as Ozan

Fifteen years ago, two women from opposite worlds gave birth in the same Istanbul hospital on the same stormy night. Gülseren, a poor but proud woman, held her baby girl with dreams of a simple life. Dilara, a wealthy socialite, cradled her son and heir with visions of dynasties. A nurse, confused by similar surnames, switched the infants, and the mistake went unnoticed — until a car accident years later unspools the truth. What follows is not just a story about swapped children, but a profound examination of nature versus nurture, class warfare, and the messy, inconvenient nature of love. Gülseren and Cihan, Dilara’s husband, find themselves drawn together by an inexplicable bond that defies reason and threatens to destroy both families. As the children grapple with fractured identities and the parents face impossible choices, the series asks: when everything you believed about your life turns out to be a lie, can you piece together something beautiful from the broken pieces — or are some things paramparça forever?