Olcay Yusufoğlu

as Gizem Altay Güvener

Hayat Bugun (Life Today) is an inspiring Turkish medical drama adapted from the internationally acclaimed American series New Amsterdam. The story revolves around an idealistic chief doctor who arrives at one of Istanbul’s busiest public hospitals determined to transform a broken healthcare system from within. Facing corruption, bureaucracy, staff shortages, and emotional patient cases, he challenges outdated traditions while trying to restore compassion and humanity to medicine. Alongside a team of talented but flawed doctors, nurses, and surgeons, the series explores life-saving decisions, personal sacrifice, friendship, love, and emotional resilience inside the hospital walls. Combining realistic medical cases with heartfelt human stories, Hayat Bugun delivers an emotional and socially relevant look at modern healthcare and the people who dedicate their lives to saving others.

as Serap Şenlik

Asya is a brilliant doctor with a life that looks perfect from the outside: a loving husband, a bright young son, a career that saves lives. She believes in the narrative she has built, until the day she finds a single strand of blonde hair on her husband’s scarf — a colour that does not match her own. That tiny, almost insignificant clue detonates a bomb beneath the foundation of her marriage. As she follows the thread, she uncovers a betrayal so deep and so carefully concealed that she begins to question every moment of the past decade. The man she loved is a stranger wearing a mask, and the people around her — friends, colleagues — knew and said nothing. What follows is not a story of quiet forgiveness but of a woman who refuses to be a victim, who demands accountability, and who rebuilds herself from the ashes of deceit. A searing, emotionally devastating drama about infidelity, female rage, and the radical act of choosing yourself.

as Acting

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.