Gözde Kaya

as Gülden

Efsun is a small‑town dermatologist in Gaziantep, content with her simple clinic and uncomplicated life, far from the mother who abandoned her years ago. That peace shatters when she receives an urgent summons: her estranged mother, a celebrity plastic surgeon in Istanbul, is dying and wants her to take over the city’s most exclusive aesthetic clinic. Thrust into a world of Botox, beauty politics, and patients who treat their faces as investments, Efsun is completely out of her depth — especially when she clashes with Emir, the infuriatingly handsome surgeon son of her mother’s business partner. He suspects her of being a gold‑digger; she suspects him of having a soul made entirely of collagen. Forced to work together and — because fate has a cruel sense of humour — live next door to each other, their daily battles slowly reveal the wounds hidden beneath both their polished surfaces. A sparkling romantic drama that asks the question: can love ever grow in a place where everyone is trying to be someone else?

as Sultan Korkmazer

When a powerful Istanbul family is rocked by a shocking murder, the investigation peels back layers of secrets that have been festering for decades. At the centre stands a patriarch whose empire was built on sins he believed time had buried, and a circle of relatives, business rivals, and lovers whose loyalty is as fragile as spun glass. As a determined investigator digs deeper, the lines between victim and perpetrator blur, and a forbidden love story emerges from the wreckage — one that connects the present crime to a passionate, doomed affair from the past. The title “Vuslat” — reunion — hangs over every scene like a promise and a threat, as characters are forced to confront the people they once were and the betrayals that shaped them. In this atmospheric blend of family saga, crime thriller, and tortured romance, the true mystery is not who pulled the trigger, but whether love can ever truly reunite what guilt has torn apart.

as Çagla

Aslı is a hardworking young woman with big dreams, while Burak is a spoiled and careless rich boy used to getting his way. After an unlucky first meeting, fate keeps bringing them together in unexpected places. Çilek Kokusu is a light romantic comedy about opposite personalities, second impressions, friendship, and a love story that begins with chaos.

as Acting

A young woman is abandoned by her husband, left to raise two children in a world that offers single mothers little more than pity and closed doors. Refusing to be defined by the man who walked away, she takes a job at a bustling Istanbul café, where a colourful cast of regulars and coworkers slowly becomes the family she lost. Among them is a man carrying his own hidden pain, a gentle soul who makes her laugh for the first time in years. Yet trusting again feels like jumping off a cliff and hoping the ground has turned to feathers. As she rebuilds her life from the wreckage of broken vows, she discovers that hope is not a feeling you wait for — it’s a muscle you exercise every time you choose to believe in tomorrow. “Benim Hâlâ Umudum Var” — I still have hope — is a warm, affirming drama about second chances, the dignity of hard work, and the stubborn refusal to let the past steal your future.