Işıl Yücesoy

as Nihayet

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 Hayriye Karalı

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.

as Esma Temizyürek

İnci walks into a hospital for a routine check‑up and walks out carrying a secret that will upend her entire life. Due to a catastrophic medical mix‑up, a gynaecologist inadvertently performs an artificial insemination procedure on her, and now she is pregnant with a child that is biologically not hers and not her boyfriend Serhat’s. How do you tell the man you love that you are carrying a stranger’s baby because of a mistake so absurd it sounds like a lie? As İnci wrestles with the impossible decision of whether to continue the pregnancy, Serhat senses her pulling away and begins to suspect a betrayal of a very different kind. Family pressure, medical ethics, and the ticking clock of a pregnancy that cannot be paused converge in this unique drama that balances comedy with genuine ethical weight, asking whether a miracle born of chaos can ever be embraced as a gift.