Durukan Çelikkaya

as Can Akın

In the coastal town of Guzelkoy, four women appear to lead separate lives: Leman the teacher, Sahika the mayor, Mine the boutique owner, and Suzi the radio presenter. When Leman returns after years away, she disrupts the town’s fragile balance and reopens mysteries rooted in the women’s shared past. Ben Leman blends comedy, drama, and suspense in a story of friendship, secrets, rivalry, and beautiful revenge.

as Burak Soydaşlı

Annem Ankara tells the life struggle of a resilient mother raising three sons, seen through the eyes of her middle child Basar. Set against the atmosphere of the 1980s, the series captures sacrifice, hardship, memory, and the emotional strength of a woman determined to keep her family alive. It is a nostalgic family drama about motherhood, survival, and the quiet heroism behind ordinary lives.

as Cihan Ulusöz

Korkma Ben Yanindayim is an emotional Turkish family drama about youth, responsibility, and a life-changing mistake. İnci is a beloved daughter and scholarship student at the prestigious Ulusözler College, focused on her education and future. Her life changes forever when she becomes pregnant by Mert, her classmate and the son of the school’s owner. As both teenagers prepare for university exams and try to hold on to their dreams, they are suddenly forced into a reality far beyond their age. The consequences ripple through their families, exposing social pressure, fear, disappointment, and unexpected bonds. The series examines how one moment can transform not only young lives, but everyone connected to them.

as Barış

Ya Cok Seversen is a romantic Turkish drama comedy about two wounded people whose lives change through love, responsibility, and unexpected family ties. Leyla is a spirited orphan working with a group of con artists while secretly hoping to find her long-lost parents. Ateş is the cynical heir of a wealthy family, emotionally distant and reluctant to trust anyone. Their first meeting is full of conflict, but fate repeatedly brings them together. As Leyla’s warmth challenges Ateş’s guarded heart, he begins to mature and face the responsibilities he once avoided. Surrounded by mystery, emotional wounds, and playful misunderstandings, Ya Cok Seversen tells a charming opposites-attract love story.

as Acting

Ferhat is a woodcarver whose hands can coax beauty from the hardest stone, but his heart has never known softness until he lays eyes on Şirin, the radiant daughter of a wealthy family whose fortress‑like mansion he has been hired to decorate. She is forbidden fruit guarded by walls of tradition, class, and a father who would rather see her married to a stranger than a penniless artisan. Undeterred, Ferhat embarks on a love campaign as audacious as the legends say — chiselling through mountains of opposition, both literal and metaphorical, to reach the woman who has become his reason for breathing. But in this modern retelling of the timeless Anatolian love story, the mountains are made of family pride, social expectation, and the cruel machinery of a world that has no room for fairy tales. Their love becomes a rebellion, a whispered secret, and a testament to the belief that some stories are so powerful they demand to be retold in every generation.