Kadir Doğulu

as Kazım Işık

Adapted from Peride Celal’s bestselling novel, Gecenin Ucunda (Poison Ivy) tells the emotional story of Macide, a young woman from a poor background who dreams of finding meaning, love, and independence in a world ruled by wealth and power. Hoping to escape her ordinary life, Macide travels to Istanbul where she becomes entangled in the glamorous but dangerous world of a powerful businessman. As she falls deeply in love with a married man, her life becomes increasingly complicated by betrayal, temptation, ambition, and emotional conflict. Torn between morality and desire, Macide struggles to discover who she truly is while facing the harsh realities of love, class differences, and social expectations. Filled with passion, drama, and emotional depth, the series explores how love can transform — and destroy — lives.

as Fırat Karasu

Fırat is a talented chef whose life changes after a famous love expert ruins his relationship. Determined to teach him a lesson, Fırat enters a new world where food, pride, and romance mix in unexpected ways. Aşkın Tarifi is a warm romantic comedy about love, revenge, second chances, and discovering that the heart does not always follow a recipe.

as Aziz 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 Alper Eren

After a bitter divorce, Leyla packs up her baby and leaves Germany for Turkey, moving back into her family’s overcrowded home where well‑meaning relatives smother her with advice she never asked for. Desperate for independence, she claws her way into a job where she meets Haşmet, a ruggedly kind man who sees the exhaustion behind her brave smile. Meanwhile, Alper is watching his own life implode — his marriage a hollow shell, his career stalling, his sense of self unravelling. A single, unexpected sucker punch in a crowded street brings Leyla and Alper crashing into each other’s orbits, and neither is prepared for the gravitational pull that follows. Two broken people, each convinced they are too damaged to be loved, must learn the language of trust from scratch. “Bana Sevmeyi Anlat” — teach me how to love — is a raw, adult romance about the courage it takes to start over and the patience required to teach a wounded heart how to beat again.

as Macit

Neriman stands at the crossroads of two Istanbuls: the conservative, soulful streets of Fatih where her childhood sweetheart waits, and the dazzling, Westernised world of Harbiye where a charismatic musician offers a glamorous escape. Her choice will not only define her future but reveal what she truly values — tradition or transformation.