Esra Ruşan

as Feraset

Aska Dusman is a Turkish drama about emotional walls, forbidden love, and the painful reasons people run from the thing they need most. İnci and Uygar both carry wounds that make them afraid of love, convincing themselves that affection is dangerous and vulnerability is weakness. Their lives become a difficult journey of denial, longing, and confrontation as they try to protect themselves from heartbreak. But the more they resist love, the colder and more distant they become from others and from their own true selves. The series explores how past pain can turn people against happiness, and whether two wounded hearts can learn to trust again.

as Acting

Sifirinci Gun is a high-stakes Turkish action crime drama about loyalty, betrayal, and a police operation that changes everything. Seven special operations officers and their leader dedicate themselves to bringing down Ejder, a powerful organized crime boss. As the team gets closer to their target, the mission becomes more dangerous and personal than expected. One critical operation alters their lives permanently, forcing each member to face the consequences of duty, trust, and sacrifice. With intense action, emotional conflict, and criminal intrigue, Sifirinci Gun explores what happens when the line between justice and revenge begins to blur.

as Esra Şafak

Han has spent his life caring for his troubled family and trying to keep their fragile world together. His sisters Safiye and Gülben carry deep emotional scars that shape every corner of their home. When Han falls in love with İnci, he begins to dream of happiness for himself, but love forces him to confront family trauma, obsession, fear, and the painful secrets hidden inside their apartment.

as Saadet

Ozan is a young, idealistic journalist on the verge of exposing a story that powerful people want buried — until a traffic accident silences him forever. Or so everyone believes. He is granted an impossible second chance, returning to life to uncover the truth about his own murder, but there is a catch: he wakes up in the body of Kadir, a stranger whose life is a mess of complications Ozan never asked for. His girlfriend Elif, also a journalist, is already chasing the same story, unaware that the man she is mourning is standing right in front of her, trapped behind someone else’s face. Together, yet impossibly apart, they must piece together the puzzle of Ozan’s death while navigating the absurd agony of a love that recognises the soul but not the body. “Yarım Kalan Aşklar” — unfinished loves — is a genre‑bending blend of mystery, comedy, and heartbreak that explores identity, the persistence of love beyond physical form, and the question of whether a story interrupted can ever be completed.