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as Acting

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 Gülsüm Selim

Two families — one Turkish, one Macedonian — are bound together by a shared history that stretches back to the Ottoman Balkans. When the younger generation falls in love across the cultural divide, it triggers a chain reaction that forces both sides to confront the grievances and grudges their grandparents carried across borders. Set against the stunning backdrop of Skopje and the timeless villages of the region, the series weaves together comedy, romance, and the ache of displacement. At its heart is a lullaby — a simple song that has been passed down through both families for centuries, its origins forgotten but its melody a bridge between worlds that politics tried to separate. As the young lovers fight for their future, they discover that some songs can heal wounds that words cannot reach. A warm, cross‑cultural family drama about the enduring ties of heritage, music, and the belief that love speaks every language.

as Gül Gürkan

Barış is a divorce lawyer who has seen every flavour of human misery shuffle through his office. Cynical, burnt out, and convinced that love is a temporary delusion, he has reached the point where nothing about the human heart can surprise him. Then he meets Aslı, a beautiful young woman who drives a taxi through the sleepless streets of Istanbul to support her struggling family. She is sunshine in human form — optimistic, unguarded, and utterly unimpressed by his designer suits and expensive cynicism. When their paths cross in a series of increasingly improbable encounters, Barış finds himself drawn into a world he had long dismissed: a world where people sacrifice for each other, where hope is not a weakness, and where a taxi driver with calloused hands and a radiant smile might just be the firefly that lights up the darkness he has been living in. A charming, offbeat romantic comedy about finding light in the most unexpected passenger seat.

as Gökçe

Naz is a paediatrician who heals other people’s children but cannot heal the wound inside herself. After losing her own baby during pregnancy, she seals off that chamber of her heart, refusing her husband’s pleas to try again and burying her grief beneath a punishing workload. A medical conference in Italy offers escape, and there she meets Ali Nejat — a man whose own scars mirror hers in ways she cannot yet articulate. Their connection is immediate, electric, and terrifying, threatening to unravel the careful life Naz has constructed. Returning to Istanbul, she finds herself caught in a kördüğüm — a blind knot — of loyalty to her husband, a love she never expected, and the fear of risking her heart on another pregnancy that could end in devastation. This emotionally complex drama explores the different ways people grieve, the impossible choices that define a marriage, and whether a knot tied so tightly can ever be undone without breaking everything apart.