Yağız Can Konyalı

as Acting

Zeynep is a proud mother of twins, nursing the wounds of a divorce she never saw coming. Her ex‑husband Oktay, whom she adored since university, shattered her faith in men when he cheated, and she has since sealed her heart shut with industrial‑strength cynicism. Enter Kenan, a kind‑hearted, slightly awkward businessman who has no game, no agenda, and a smile that makes her twins actually behave at dinner. For the first time in years, Zeynep’s armour shows a crack. But there is a problem: Yelda, a glamorous and calculating woman who has invested heavily in the belief that Kenan is hers, will stop at nothing to turn their business partnership into a marriage. What follows is a romantic tug‑of‑war where Zeynep must decide if she is willing to risk her heart again, and Kenan must figure out how to fight for the woman he loves without becoming the kind of man who hurts people. A warm, funny, and deeply satisfying romantic comedy about second chances, blended families, and the bravery it takes to love again after you have been broken.

as Mete Gümüşay

Tuzak (Trap) is a gripping Turkish revenge drama filled with mystery, betrayal, psychological tension, and forbidden love. The story follows three siblings — Umut, Mahir, and Umay — whose childhoods were destroyed by powerful people who stole their future and happiness. Determined to get revenge, they create an elaborate plan targeting a wealthy and influential family. However, as secrets unravel and loyalties are tested, the siblings begin to question whether they truly know each other at all. At the center of the story is Umut, who hides behind the false identity of lawyer Çınar Yılmaz while carefully manipulating his enemies. Everything changes when he falls deeply in love with Güneş, the daughter of the family he seeks to destroy. Torn between revenge and genuine emotion, Umut faces the greatest conflict of his life in this dark, suspenseful, and emotionally charged drama.

as Rüzgar Özben

A group of young people migrate from Anatolian provinces to Istanbul with nothing but hope and the phone numbers of distant acquaintances. They arrive in a city that devours the unprepared, where survival demands compromises that corrode the soul. Some clean floors, some wait tables, some fall into the waiting arms of those who exploit desperation. As their paths weave through the glittering cruelty of the metropolis, each must confront the widening gap between the people they wanted to be and the choices they are forced to make. Love, in this world, is both a lifeline and a weapon — the one thing that can save them or shatter them completely. “Aşk Ağlatır” — love makes us cry — is a raw, unflinching portrait of youth caught between conscience and survival, asking what remains of your humanity when the city has taken everything else.

as Rahmet Elibol

At twenty, Filiz is already a mother to her five younger siblings, abandoned by their mum and left with a charming but useless alcoholic father. Just when she’s convinced romance is a luxury she can’t afford, enigmatic Barış storms into her life, offering a love so fierce it threatens to topple the fragile world she’s sacrificed everything to hold together.

as Zeki

Batu and Kumsal arrive in Istanbul from Izmir carrying nothing but worn‑out suitcases and a stubborn belief that happiness is a place you can find. As they chase dreams in a city that devours the naive, their parallel journeys weave a bittersweet tapestry of hope, heartbreak, and the realisation that happiness might just be the person standing beside you all along.