Ilayda Çevik

as Asude Alptekin

Kor Nokta is a suspenseful Turkish mystery drama about trauma, secrets, and the truth hidden behind a devastating accident. Aslım Gencer and Cihan Alptekin are in a serious relationship and are preparing to reveal their plans for marriage to their families. Their future seems within reach until a terrible car crash changes their lives forever. Aslım is critically injured and wakes up a month later to a reality she no longer recognizes. The accident exposes hidden truths, fractures relationships, and places everyone involved under suspicion. As Aslım struggles to understand what really happened, she discovers that the people closest to her may be hiding the darkest secrets of all.

as Luna

Tuzak (Trap) is a gripping Turkish revenge drama filled with mystery, betrayal, psychological tension, and forbidden love. The story follows three siblings — Umut, Mahir, and Umay — whose childhoods were destroyed by powerful people who stole their future and happiness. Determined to get revenge, they create an elaborate plan targeting a wealthy and influential family. However, as secrets unravel and loyalties are tested, the siblings begin to question whether they truly know each other at all. At the center of the story is Umut, who hides behind the false identity of lawyer Çınar Yılmaz while carefully manipulating his enemies. Everything changes when he falls deeply in love with Güneş, the daughter of the family he seeks to destroy. Torn between revenge and genuine emotion, Umut faces the greatest conflict of his life in this dark, suspenseful, and emotionally charged drama.

as Bahar

Rüya is a champion athlete whose body has never failed her — until the day she is accused of cheating in a national competition. The accusation spreads through her school like wildfire, turning teammates into accusers and hallways into gauntlets of whispered cruelty. Stripped of her medals, her reputation, and the future she trained her whole life to achieve, she begins to spiral into a darkness that no one around her seems to notice. Her story is not just about bullying; it is about the catastrophic failure of the adults who should have protected her, the silence of friends who looked away, and the unbearable weight of being judged guilty before any proof. As Rüya edges closer to an irreversible decision, the series raises a devastating question: how many warning signs does a young life send before it flickers out, and what does it take for the people left behind to finally listen? This poignant drama is a sobering exploration of teenage despair, societal pressure, and the love that arrives too late.