Sumru Yavrucuk

as Aysel Gümüşçü

Sahane Hayatim is a stylish Turkish drama filled with intrigue, secrets, and the dangerous price of reinvention. Şebnem has survived a life marked by injustice and humiliation, fighting her way upward until she finally builds the glamorous existence she always wanted. To the outside world, her life appears perfect, full of beauty, wealth, and status. But behind the image lies a criminal past she has worked desperately to bury. When that past returns to threaten everything, Şebnem must use all her intelligence and strength to protect the life she created. The series explores ambition, survival, love, and the question of whether anyone can truly escape who they used to be.

as Çolpan Cevher

Azra Günay is a skilled divorce lawyer working alongside the women of her powerful family. Through high-profile cases and personal conflicts, she sees the hidden side of marriage, loyalty, betrayal, and separation. Evlilik Hakkında Her Şey explores the emotional and legal battles behind relationships, revealing that every marriage has a story no one sees from the outside.

as Zerrin

A lonely dam worker hides behind a borrowed photo on a dating app, never expecting the woman on the other side to fall for the handsome face that isn’t his. When she shows up unannounced at the dam, Nazım must juggle an impossible impersonation, a jealous best friend, and a love built on a lie that’s about to explode.

as Songül Şen

Onur and Lale meet by mistake when their families arrange blind dates at the same restaurant. One confusing night leads to unexpected consequences that tie their lives together in ways neither of them planned. No: 309 is a romantic comedy full of family pressure, misunderstandings, forced closeness, and a love story born from a hilarious accident.

as Meryem Aksoy

Fatmagül lives a simple life in a coastal village, her days measured by the rhythm of the sea and the promise of a future with the man she loves. That future is violently stolen one night when four wealthy young men, drunk on privilege and impunity, assault her on a moonlit beach. What follows is not a story of revenge but a harrowing journey through a justice system that blames the victim, a society that shames the wounded, and a forced marriage to one of her rapists designed to silence the scandal. Trapped in a gilded cage, Fatmagül must find the strength not only to survive but to demand accountability from men who have never been told no. As those who stood by and did nothing grapple with their own suffocating guilt, the series peels back the layers of a culture that protects perpetrators and devours the innocent, asking the brutal question: when the world calls your suffering your fault, how do you reclaim your name?