Tansel Öngel

as Güney Karaca

In the coastal town of Guzelkoy, four women appear to lead separate lives: Leman the teacher, Sahika the mayor, Mine the boutique owner, and Suzi the radio presenter. When Leman returns after years away, she disrupts the town’s fragile balance and reopens mysteries rooted in the women’s shared past. Ben Leman blends comedy, drama, and suspense in a story of friendship, secrets, rivalry, and beautiful revenge.

as Kaan

Senden Once is a tense Turkish drama about marriage, temptation, and the irreversible consequences of betrayal. Hakan is a disillusioned businessman who feels increasingly distant from his wife and trapped in a relationship losing its meaning. During a business trip to Uludağ, he meets a captivating woman whose presence pulls him into a dangerous emotional and moral conflict. One reckless decision changes not only Hakan’s life, but also the life of his wife and everyone connected to their marriage. As desire, guilt, and hidden truths collide, Senden Once examines how fragile trust can be and how one forbidden encounter can destroy the illusion of control.

as Doç. Dr. Aras Erdem

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 Facing corruption, bureaucracy, staff shortages, and emotional patient cases, he challenges outdated traditions while trying to restore compassion and humanity to medicine.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 Mahmud

Mavera follows the spiritual and historical journey of Hace Ahmed Yesevi after he is sent to Baghdad by Yusuf Hemedani. In a world shaped by faith, power, and moral struggle, he faces enemies and challenges while spreading wisdom, justice, and hope. The series blends historical drama with themes of devotion, courage, and the fight for truth.