Serkay Tütüncü

as Yılmaz

Dogan is a brilliant surgeon in Izmir who left his family behind after a traumatic incident involving his father. When his sister’s wedding pulls him back to Istanbul, old wounds reopen and long-buried crimes begin to surface. A dangerous enemy watches from the shadows, a determined lawyer enters Dogan’s life, and an attempted murder turns the celebration into a reckoning where every family secret could destroy him.

as Kıvanç

Sandik Kokusu is an emotional Turkish family drama about motherhood, loss, and the pain of a child torn away by fate. The story follows a woman trapped in an abusive marriage who sends her young son to Istanbul in the hope that he will be safer and better cared for. But what begins as an act of protection turns into a devastating tragedy when the child disappears. Years later, after endless grief and unanswered questions, she finds him again, only to discover that he is living under a different name and surrounded by a life she no longer recognizes. Sandik Kokusu explores trauma, resilience, identity, and the unbreakable bond between a mother and her child.

as Alaz

Dicle is a young woman from a modest background who has always dreamed of becoming a writer, filling notebooks with stories she is too afraid to show anyone. Her best friend, a fiery aspiring actress, drags her into the orbit of Istanbul’s film and television industry, where dreams are manufactured and crushed in the same breath. As Dicle lands a job as a script assistant on a popular series, she finds herself navigating a world of dazzling egos, sexual politics, and the relentless pressure to compromise her voice for commercial success. At the same time, a forbidden attraction to the show’s married lead actor threatens to derail everything she has worked for. “Hayaller ve Hayatlar” — dreams and lives — examines the gap between the stories we tell ourselves and the messy, painful, beautiful realities we actually live. A compelling drama about ambition, female friendship, and the price of chasing a dream in a city that eats dreamers for breakfast.

as Yakup Ortaç

After being violently evicted from her apartment, Mona accepts a colleague’s offer to move into a room in a seemingly ordinary residential building. But from the first night, nothing feels right. The neighbours are too interested in her arrival, the walls are too thin, and every resident seems to be nursing a private darkness. When a tenant is found dead under suspicious circumstances, Mona realises that the building is not just a place to live — it is a pressure cooker of secrets, blackmail, and long‑buried crimes. Everyone here is a perfect tenant, and everyone has something to hide. As she digs deeper, she uncovers a connection between the building’s residents that goes back years, and she must race to unmask a killer before she becomes the next loose end to be tied up. A claustrophobic, twist‑filled mystery thriller where the person you trust the most might just be the one holding the key — and the knife.

as İlker Ilgaz

Bahar’s life changes forever when her nineteen-year-old daughter Ela falls in love with the wrong man: her father’s powerful older boss, who is already engaged to someone else. Bahar tries desperately to protect her daughter, but a violent event on Ela’s birthday destroys the family’s peace. Masumiyet is an emotional crime drama about motherhood, manipulation, justice, and the painful search for truth.

as Ozan Dinçer

Rich, carefree restaurant owner Özgür doesn’t believe in love — until he meets his new neighbour Ezgi, a woman so disastrously unlucky in romance that he appoints himself her relationship coach. As he feeds her foolproof tactics to win another man’s heart, he fails to notice the one heart that’s quietly slipping away: his own.

as Volkan Çekerek

Ayşe’s life is hijacked by a single, devastating lie. Slanderous rumours spread by those who envy her virtue leave her with no choice but to marry Kerem, the famously handsome, fabulously wealthy, and insufferably arrogant playboy whose family mansion is as cold as its matriarch’s stare. Kerem, who trusts no one and loves only his freedom, sees his new bride as a nuisance to be tolerated, not a wife to be cherished. But Ayşe is not the meek doormat he expected. With a sharp tongue and a dignity that refuses to crack, she turns his household upside down, challenging every assumption he has ever held about women, love, and himself. What begins as a marriage of convenience erupts into a battlefield of wits, pranks, and unexpected tenderness, as two people who were forced together discover that the person you least want to marry might be the only one who can truly set you free.