Tolga Yüce

Gurbuz, a crook in Istanbul's Balat district attempts to defraud a mob leader nicknamed Yellow Kenan and his men and gets killed. But he’s going to be resurrected like Frankenstein, one of the most popular horror figures in horror movies.

When Adil is diagnosed with Alzheimer's, an important secret he has been hiding for years will be soon revealed. For Serap, who got pregnant from her extra-marital affair, her father's illness is just the beginning of hard times.

Sibel is a woman who has dedicated her life to her autistic daughter Hazan, her husband Okan, and her eldest son Yaman. Although she is willing to do anything for her family, she realizes that her husband and son do not accept Hazan. Trying to keep her crumbling family together, Sibel learns that she has contracted a deadly disease during these difficult times. There is a risky surgery that must be performed. Standing on the thin line between life and death, Sibel decides to bring her family together no matter what before the surgery. In this process, she is forced to confront truths about her family that she was unaware of.

The family’s eldest son, Yaman Şerzanoğulları, is a just, principled, and compassionate man—unlike his father, Şeyhmuz. Yaman marries a woman his father does not approve of and turns his back on everything. However, his father’s pressure and schemes tear away the marriage he built on love and force him into another marriage approved by Şeyhmuz. Years later, Yaman learns that he has a daughter from his first wife. As he sets out in search of his former love and child, a terrible accident changes everything. Yaman loses his memory, his former wife Zerhun disappears, and their daughter Hayat is left in the middle of the devastation. Zerhun’s mysterious disappearance, Hayat’s arrival at the Şerzanoğulları mansion, and the long-buried secrets that begin to surface one by one set off an irreversible chain of events within the family. Each secret brings a new conflict, and each confrontation uncovers a forgotten memory.