Nurgül Yeşilçay

as Alanur Yıldız

Veda Mektubu is a Turkish family drama about old love, generational conflict, and the emotional consequences of choices made years earlier. Alanur, a modern and strong businesswoman, once shared a great love with Ziya, a traditional businessman from Antakya. Family opposition separated them and pushed both into different lives. Years later, their paths cross again when Alanur’s daughter Aslı and Ziya’s son Mehmet fall in love. What begins as a new romance between two young people reopens the wounds of a love story left unfinished. As past regrets and family expectations collide, Veda Mektubu explores whether the children can escape the pain their parents could not overcome.

as Acting

A dedicated homicide detective is handed the case that will define her career — or end it. A serial killer is targeting the most untouchable figures in Istanbul’s elite, leaving behind a signature that points not to madness but to a deeply personal mission of revenge. As she digs deeper, the detective realises that the victims are all connected to a crime that was buried decades ago by people who had the power to erase it. The closer she gets to the killer, the more she is forced to confront the uncomfortable truth that some of the people she has sworn to serve are the real criminals. When the killer begins to communicate directly with her, the line between hunter and hunted blurs, and she must decide how much of herself she is willing to sacrifice for a justice the system refuses to deliver. “Son Nefesime Kadar” — until my last breath — is a breathless, noir‑tinged crime thriller about obsession, the moral grey zones of law enforcement, and the question of what justice really means when the law is powerless.

as Zeynep Gökmen Çınarlı

When a family is shattered by a tragic accident, a mother’s desperate search for answers unearths secrets she was never meant to find. In a crumbling Istanbul hotel, past sins demand atonement, and every character must confront the price of redemption before forgiveness can take root.

as Gülperi Çetin

Gülperi’s world crumbles the day her husband dies, leaving her at the mercy of in‑laws who have always resented her. Accused, humiliated, and ultimately imprisoned after defending herself against a brutal assault, she emerges from jail to find her children have been turned against her, brainwashed by the very family that should have protected them. With nothing but the clothes on her back, she flees to Istanbul where a lawyer from her past offers a fragile lifeline. Now Gülperi must fight a war on two fronts: a legal battle to reclaim custody of her children, and an emotional battle to win back their love and trust. As she rebuilds her life brick by brick, a long‑dormant love begins to stir, reminding her that she is more than a mother, more than a victim — she is a woman who has survived hell and still believes in spring. Starring Nurgül Yeşilçay and Timuçin Esen, this is a sweeping saga of resilience, motherhood, and the unbreakable bond that no courtroom can sever.

as Gülseren

Fifteen years ago, two women from opposite worlds gave birth in the same Istanbul hospital on the same stormy night. Gülseren, a poor but proud woman, held her baby girl with dreams of a simple life. Dilara, a wealthy socialite, cradled her son and heir with visions of dynasties. A nurse, confused by similar surnames, switched the infants, and the mistake went unnoticed — until a car accident years later unspools the truth. What follows is not just a story about swapped children, but a profound examination of nature versus nurture, class warfare, and the messy, inconvenient nature of love. Gülseren and Cihan, Dilara’s husband, find themselves drawn together by an inexplicable bond that defies reason and threatens to destroy both families. As the children grapple with fractured identities and the parents face impossible choices, the series asks: when everything you believed about your life turns out to be a lie, can you piece together something beautiful from the broken pieces — or are some things paramparça forever?

as Yasemin Baldar Ustun

Ask ve Ceza is a passionate Turkish drama about love, betrayal, family honor, and the consequences of one unforgettable night. Yasemin’s life changes after a painful betrayal destroys her trust in the man she planned to marry. In a moment of heartbreak, she crosses paths with Savaş, a man tied to a powerful family and a dangerous traditional order. Their unexpected connection leads to secrets, emotional conflict, and a love neither of them can easily escape. As Savaş struggles against the violent legacy of his family and Yasemin fights to protect her dignity and future, the series explores the tension between modern values, old customs, and the choices that define destiny.