Taro Emir Tekin

as Koray Karanoğlu

Rosa is a young human rights activist whose life changes during a Gaza protest in London, where illness, grief, and an unexpected search for meaning push her toward Istanbul. There she crosses paths again with Ali, a man connected to the same protest and to a future neither of them can predict. Their love grows quickly, but it also becomes the spark for devastating events, making Ayni Yagmur Altinda a moving drama about activism, fate, and emotional consequence.

as Onur Köksal

Zeynep has spent her entire life fighting — against poverty, against a father who never showed up, and against a world that expected her to fail. Working as a nanny to keep her head above water, she has learned to expect nothing and trust no one. Then one ordinary night, she stumbles across a bag of cash that was never meant to be found. Suddenly, the girl who had nothing is holding a fortune that could change everything. But the money comes with strings attached: dangerous men who want it back, a family secret that ties her to a world she never knew existed, and the terrifying realisation that the fairy tale she used to mock might just be real — complete with a prince who is as broken as she is. Caught between the life she has always known and the glittering, perilous dream that has landed at her feet, Zeynep must decide whether some fairy tales are worth the price of admission.

as Selçuk Dağcı

Asya is a brilliant doctor with a life that looks perfect from the outside: a loving husband, a bright young son, a career that saves lives. She believes in the narrative she has built, until the day she finds a single strand of blonde hair on her husband’s scarf — a colour that does not match her own. That tiny, almost insignificant clue detonates a bomb beneath the foundation of her marriage. As she follows the thread, she uncovers a betrayal so deep and so carefully concealed that she begins to question every moment of the past decade. The man she loved is a stranger wearing a mask, and the people around her — friends, colleagues — knew and said nothing. What follows is not a story of quiet forgiveness but of a woman who refuses to be a victim, who demands accountability, and who rebuilds herself from the ashes of deceit. A searing, emotionally devastating drama about infidelity, female rage, and the radical act of choosing yourself.