Dolunay Soysert

as Neslihan Soysalan

Yabani is an emotional Turkish drama about identity, survival, and the painful clash between two worlds. As a child, Yaman is abducted from a wealthy family and forced to grow up on the streets, where he learns to survive through hardship, loyalty, and the bonds he forms with other abandoned children. Years later, he is unexpectedly reunited with his biological family and pulled into a life of privilege that feels both familiar and foreign. Torn between the street family that shaped him and the blood family that lost him, Yaman must confront betrayal, class prejudice, and deep emotional wounds. Yabani is a powerful story of belonging, resilience, and the search for home.

as Derya Öztürk

In the dusty streets of a working‑class Istanbul neighbourhood, three friends — Berk, Ali, and Ece — are inseparable, their bond forged in shared hardship and big dreams. Their world collapses when their brilliant best friend Cemre dies under mysterious circumstances at an elite private school, the very institution that was supposed to be her ticket out of poverty. Refusing to accept the official story, the trio infiltrates the school themselves, stepping into a universe of designer uniforms, generational privilege, and students who have never been told no. As they search for the truth about what really happened to Cemre, they are drawn into a web of corruption, forbidden romance, and a social divide so vast it feels like a different planet. With each clue they unearth, they risk not only their futures but also the friendship that has kept them alive. A compelling youth drama about loyalty, class warfare, and the lengths we go to for the people we love — even after they are gone.

as Acting

A devoted mother struggles to protect her young daughter while carrying a painful secret that shapes every part of her life. When unexpected events bring new people into their world, trust becomes both a risk and a necessity. İkimizin Sırrı is an emotional drama about motherhood, sacrifice, love, and the secrets we keep to survive.

as Sumru Güneş

Azra is studying culinary arts in America, determined to become a chef as talented as the father she adores. On a flight home to Istanbul, a fateful baggage mix‑up with a stranger named Cenk — the rebellious grandson of the powerful Ferida Çelen — plants the first seed of a connection neither of them expects. But when she lands, Azra’s world is already on fire. Her father dies in a suspicious blaze, leaving behind his autistic son and a greedy wife who sees both children as obstacles to an inheritance. Suddenly orphaned in every way that matters, Azra must fight to keep custody of her brother while navigating a legal and emotional minefield. Cenk, struggling against his own family’s suffocating expectations, becomes an unlikely ally. Together, they discover that the people who hold your hand when everything is falling apart are the ones who never let go — even when letting go would be so much easier.

as Canan Güngör

After a bitter divorce, Leyla packs up her baby and leaves Germany for Turkey, moving back into her family’s overcrowded home where well‑meaning relatives smother her with advice she never asked for. Desperate for independence, she claws her way into a job where she meets Haşmet, a ruggedly kind man who sees the exhaustion behind her brave smile. Meanwhile, Alper is watching his own life implode — his marriage a hollow shell, his career stalling, his sense of self unravelling. A single, unexpected sucker punch in a crowded street brings Leyla and Alper crashing into each other’s orbits, and neither is prepared for the gravitational pull that follows. Two broken people, each convinced they are too damaged to be loved, must learn the language of trust from scratch. “Bana Sevmeyi Anlat” — teach me how to love — is a raw, adult romance about the courage it takes to start over and the patience required to teach a wounded heart how to beat again.