Tuğçe Açıkgöz

as Gülüşan

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 Dila Ayaz

Elif has built her entire world around Hakan, the husband she adores, and the one thing missing from their marriage is a child. Just as she begins to explore adoption, a devastating accident leaves Hakan fighting for his life and Elif’s dreams in ruins. Across the city, Fırat is desperately trying to hold his fractured family together — an oppressive mother, a rebellious brother Dila who disappeared years ago and has now returned carrying shadows Fırat cannot name. Two women, strangers to each other, are about to be pulled into the same storm. When Elif’s path collides with Fırat’s in a moment of crisis, an unbreakable bond is forged between them — one that will force both to confront the lies they have been told, the sacrifices they have made, and the flickering possibility that even the smallest ray of sunlight can illuminate the darkest road. A deeply moving drama about loss, motherhood, and the families we find when the ones we were given fall apart.

as Sedef

Canan is a mother whose teenage son has been arrested for a crime she is certain he did not commit. The evidence is damning, the media has already convicted him, and the legal system seems designed to swallow the vulnerable whole. Refusing to accept that her son’s future will be stolen, she transforms herself from a quiet housewife into a fierce investigator, chasing down witnesses, unearthing CCTV footage, and confronting the powerful people who would rather see an innocent boy go to prison than admit the truth. Along the way, she discovers that the case is connected to a far larger web of corruption, and that protecting her son will mean putting her own life at risk. The one person she can lean on is a weary but principled lawyer who has seen too many lost cases but finds himself believing in this mother’s impossible fight. “Oğlum” — my son — is a visceral, heart‑stopping legal thriller about a mother’s love pushed to its absolute limit.

as Zeynep

After losing their privileged life, a mother and her teenage daughter Serra are forced to start over in a working‑class neighbourhood. There, Serra collides with Selim, the rebellious heir to the mighty Kutlusoy empire — a meeting that will either build a bridge between two worlds or burn them both down.

as Şirin Acar

Yasemin clawed her way into law school while working to support herself in Germany, driven by a single, burning goal: to gain custody of her hearing‑impaired little brother Murat, who is growing up in an orphanage because they share different fathers and no one else will fight for him. Every penny she earns goes toward his cochlear implant surgery — a future where he can hear her voice say “I love you.” Cem is the elder son of a wealthy Istanbul family, a brilliant businessman who has walled off his heart after witnessing a childhood trauma that destroyed his parents’ marriage. When a violent incident at Cem’s company gala throws them together, two broken souls recognise each other across a crowded room. But the path to love is littered with dark family secrets, corporate ambition, and the prejudices of a world that sees Yasemin only for her past. “Leke” — the stain — asks whether love can ever truly wash away the marks that life has left on us, or whether some stains are worth wearing with pride.