Sadi Celil Cengiz

as Okan Saydam

Şimal travels to Istanbul hoping to introduce her boyfriend to her family, but one accident changes everything. After crossing paths with Civan, a wealthy young man with memory problems, she is pulled into a chain of lies, misunderstandings, and unexpected romantic tension. Kazara Aşk is a lively Turkish romantic comedy filled with family chaos, mistaken identities, and accidental love.

as Rafet Doğan

Nejat is a loving father who has built an elaborate castle of lies to protect his young daughter Kayra from the pain of her mother’s abandonment. Every day he invents new stories — Mum is on a long business trip, Mum is caring for a sick relative, Mum will be home soon — but as Kayra grows older and sharper, the fairy tale becomes impossible to sustain. Cornered by his own deception and drowning in guilt, Nejat is on the verge of collapse when Suna, a warm‑hearted but equally lost woman, literally stumbles into their lives. She sees through his lies immediately, but instead of judgment, she offers something neither Nejat nor Kayra has felt in a long time: unconditional presence. As Suna becomes woven into the fabric of their tiny family, Nejat must learn that the sweetest lie is no match for the messy, terrifying, beautiful truth — and that sometimes the person who saves you is the one who refuses to believe the story you’ve been telling yourself.

as Bartu

Gökçe is thirty, single, and starting to panic. While her friends swap wedding invitations for baby shower cards, she is still navigating the soul‑crushing world of an advertising agency where her talents are overlooked and her love life is a deserted wasteland. Then she makes a decision that is either bold or bonkers: she will make her impossibly handsome, ridiculously wealthy boss Demir fall in love with her. Demir, for his part, barely registers Gökçe’s existence outside of her ability to fetch coffee, and his roster of glamorous girlfriends does not suggest a man looking to settle down with the office wallflower. Armed with advice from dubious magazines and a desperate optimism, Gökçe launches a campaign of seduction that goes spectacularly wrong at every turn — yet somehow, through the chaos, Demir starts to see the woman he has been ignoring. A fizzy, feel‑good romantic comedy about loving your own life before you can share it with someone else, and the discovery that the love of your life might have been sitting two desks away all along.