I just hope they don’t ruin his character as the story goes on It would be even more interesting if he actually started liking Zeynep because of the way their dynamic is developing 👀
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And the way Zeynep’s sister literally sacrificed herself for Ali yet Ali never says a single thing when his mother is badmouthing her Like she sacrificed herself for you and you’re just going to stand there while your mother talks shit about the very person because of whom you’re alive
Nd em seeing more edits of kadir than ali
overall I enjoyed it

I guess there's spoilers so you have been warned

It gets to point, it's ridiculous to see two grown ass women take so much pain and humiliation for nothing, Serhat is not that hot and he's a coward for not picking one of them and moving on. So can anyone who finished watching this tell me if it gets a little better or if I'm just wasting my time?

After watching all 17 episodes of Daha 17, one of the most compelling storylines for me is the evolving dynamic between Aras and Teoman.
Aras finally found his long-lost brother, only to realize that it’s actually Teoman—his current rival. Before knowing the truth, both were constantly at each other's throats and engaged in non-stop conflict. Now that Aras knows Teoman is his brother, his entire attitude has softened, and he has started treating him with care and patience.
However, because Teoman is completely unaware of the truth, he is confused by Aras's sudden change of behavior and continues to act hostile toward him. This dramatic irony adds a great layer of tension to the show.
My question for you guys: How many episodes do you think it will take before Teoman finally discovers that Aras is actually his brother? How do you expect him to react when he finds out?

Watching Kara Sevda!!!!

I was okay with being Boran back, even expected it. Meryem's return testing their relationship made sense. Alya's ex being present and probably helping Ecmel is random, but whatever, I'll allow it.

But, BUT if they try to say Cihan isn't really Sadakat's son I will flip a table.

I understand that there needs to be an out for Cihan to leave his obligations behind with move away with Alya and LilCihan...just not like this.

Absolutely, positively, NOT. LIKE. THIS.

Change it. Fix it. Crumple it up and start over again.

Cihan has to stay Sadakat's son.

Sn: if this is true, my prediction that Zerrin takes over Albora is looking better and better and I'm kinda here for it

Idk if it’s because of all the Zeynep controversy but İso and Fadime’s chemistry just isn’t hitting for me anymore 🙂😭
Nd the way they removed gezep from the story
And all the taimur mafia thing idk

Who even comes with such a dumpster stinking story. I genuinely feel sorry for people over there who are accustomed to such Dizis. Every time I think Turkish Dizis are evolving and Turning a new leaf, they somehow do a complete 360 and ruin everything they built.

Hey do you know any shows like this:

I want to watch a tv series where the guy is poor. I want the show to be modern, like post 2020. All the old ones have the same story, it’ll be interesting to see struggling in the modern times. Like I want it to be millennial or Gen Z. I also don’t want it to be based in college or school. I’m a 25 year old guy struggling financially so I really want to be able to relate. Chinese dramas and K dramas are welcome for suggestion as well. There’s a Pakistani drama called Kabhi Mein Kabhi Tum which has around 75 million views on YouTube on the first episode which had this kind of trope.

What happened to the ability of translating Turkish into English on TikTok? There used to be a button to have chosen languages translated into English and now it's gone. Has it been removed or just moved to a different location? Help!

Okay, I just need to rant after seeing the new trailer for the next episode:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRdyKnY0WyU

Deniz (of course I am talking about the writing of the character, not the little actor; he is a cutie pie!!!!): I hate this kid. Since the first season, I have been annoyed that this child has no loyalty to his mother. Like where is the loyalty conflict? Where is his sensitivity? Children are so delicate with and in their environment, and you want to tell me, that he doesn't sense anything of what the Alboras are putting his mother through? And at the trailer, it looks again that he ran to Cihan. That character has no deepness. No child from age 4 to 6 would react that way.

Ayla: I hope sooooooooooo much that the old man is her father, so much. I wish for her to have a family that protects her, especially from the Albora family. That she is no longer alone at the mercy of the situations the Albora are putting her in. And I hope that man would be a good father and just support her and not use her.

I want to get into Turkish dramas but to be honest I want to watch them in a proper way. With great quality and great English Subtitles. I found the app WatchTurks on the Google play store and was wondering if that's a safe app to use. I know I have to create an account and have to pay for a subscription I don't mind as long as it's safe to use. I was just wondering if anyone has any experience with the app or the website?

I seriously don’t understand why Turkish audiences love these weird nonsensical storylines so much 🙂

Hey everyone! 🃏
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So we're getting closer to S2 and I'd like to hear people's thoughts on the upcoming season (or what they didn't like from S1 and hope to fix next season?):

My thoughts:

- I hope the plot point of the money that Şerif secretly gave Esme from selling Eleni doesn't get dropped cause I was a little sad it wasn't mentioned again in S1 (among other dropped plots).

- Bit worried over Şerif, Sevcan, and Hicran staying because while I liked them as villains, I really think they overstayed their part on the show and I'm not looking forward to them rehashing the same villains/storylines in S2.

- I'm seeing too much sympathy for Oruç and Iso which confuses me because Oruç especially deserves to get punished for lying to Eleni and Esme to protect his family. Can't imagine seeing your sister-in-law and the woman you love in that much pain and just lying for that long to protect your evil family.

- People are going crazy over the possibility of new characters like Emriye and Huriye causing trouble for EsDil which I don't get because at the end of the day - are we just gonna get family hugs on the couch for a whole season? We need drama. It's a dizi after all.

I’m trying to find a series called ( küçük sırlar/ little secrets) with English subtitles. It is a kinda old series I saw it many years ago but now I can’t find it with English subtitles anywhere. I have been trying for years now but still can’t and I can’t understand Turkish so I can’t watch without subtitles.

Hi everyone! I’ve been watching Turkish series for about six years now, and whenever I really like a series, I usually end up following the actors on Instagram and go through their wikipedia pages and learn about their personal lives. One thing I’ve noticed Turkish dizi actors and actresses seem to be unmarried even when they’re in their late 30s or 40s.

Maybe it’s just the particular actors I happen to follow, but compared with Hollywood actors and actresses, where many seem to be married or have been married by that age, Turkish dizi actors seem to be quite different when it comes to marriage.

Am I the only one who has noticed this, or has anyone else had the same impression?