Serdar Özer

as Celal

A final-year Turkish literature student is drawn into Istanbul’s mafia world, where one choice changes the course of many lives. As his path crosses with journalist Sahar at university, ideals, danger, and ambition collide. Bir Zamanlar Istanbul is a crime drama about youth, justice, power, and the transformation of an ordinary student into someone capable of challenging the dark forces shaping the city.

as Can Tecer

Serhat rebuilt his life from childhood loss by creating a powerful family and a respected business empire, but everything changes when his wife Berrak’s hidden secret leaves her in a coma. Searching for answers hardens his heart until he meets Zeynep, a passionate florist pursuing the same truth. Their connection leads to a story of trust, betrayal, passion, and redemption where love may heal what deception destroyed.

as Cihan Şadoğlu

Consumed by a thirst for revenge, Miran plans to destroy the family that killed his parents by marrying their innocent daughter Reyyan. But when vengeance turns into an undeniable passion, he must face the cruel choice between the promise he made to the dead and the woman who has captured his heart.

as Avukat Yağız

A father abandoned by his wife is left to raise three daughters on his own, with no roadmap and no safety net. Each daughter is navigating her own turbulent journey into womanhood — first love, academic pressure, the cruelty of peers — while he struggles to be both mother and father, disciplinarian and soft place to land. Financial hardship, societal judgment, and his own loneliness press in from all sides, but he refuses to let his girls become another casualty of a broken home. “Kızlarım İçin” — for my daughters — is a tender, realistic family drama about the extraordinary lengths a parent will go to protect his children’s futures, and the unexpected ways that a family forged in crisis can become stronger than one built on ease.

as Engin Kargi

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.