Emre Kıvılcım

Bilge is a young woman who believes that the secret to happiness lies in marriage. Eagerly awaiting the day she will enter the world of marriage, Bilge wants to be in the place of Şükran, who is about to get married soon. Şükran, whom Bilge envies for being married, cannot be content with what she has. Şükran constantly feels the pain of what she lacks. Aylin, whom Bilge and Şükran believe to have a perfect marriage and family, has a problem that is quite different from the others.

Osman suffers from agoraphobia. Osman, who lives in an old mansion far from the city, avoids meeting people. Osman, who wants a more peaceful life, decides to leave the mansion. However, in order for him to move from the mansion, he must first fight with the five cute monsters and Nazli that he lives with in the mansion.

A resilient housewife, her husband and their marriage therapist become mired in a toxic love triangle and a plot to obtain an antique manuscript.

Elif and Selim, a happily married couple, set off for the country house of their dreams. Their journey, which began with beautiful dreams, turns into a nightmare after a traffic accident on the country road. Selim, who makes difficult decisions after the accident, changes his whole life. The story takes a completely different turn with the arrival of Zeynep in the village.

The period after the Sultan Mehmed II (the Conqueror) conquered Constantinople, moving towards Europe in the fifteenth century , and Sultan Mehmed's determination to spread Islam in Europe by the superb morals of Muslims then.

Emine is the daughter of a rich and well-off ağa. Ağa not only did not have a son, but also lost his wife at a young age. He raised his daughter Emine as a baby so that she would not feel orphaned. However, as Emine grew up, she became more and more unruly, stuck-up and disliked by everyone. She would drive away the suitors who came to the house and embarrass her father in front of his guests. Hüseyin Ağa set a condition for his daughter; either he would put someone in front of his daughter that he wanted, or the Ağa would marry her off to someone he deemed suitable. Emine had been waiting for Murat, whom she had been in love with for a long time, to want her. But Murat did not think of getting married, he roamed around like a vagabond all day and enjoyed his day.

Once upon a time in a beautiful yet mysterious country, there lived three sisters named Türkan, Dönüş, and Derya. As a close-knit family, they would dream of a promising future every night. Perhaps such an upbringing, that was similar to a fairy tale on the pine-scented streets of Ayvalık, had not prepared them for the grim reality of adulthood. Over time, the sisters discover that life and the choices that are accompanied by it are not as easy as they seem. Inconceivable secrets can be hidden even by those who are trusted the most and horrific illnesses can lead to the resurrection of the past. This leads them to the question: Is there anything in the world that time cannot heal?

Alanur, a modern and strong businesswoman, and Ziya, a businessman from Antakya, who is close to his traditions, had a great love in the past. Because their families were against this love, they unintentionally separated and started other lives. Mehmet, the pupil of his mother Seher, is Ziya's eldest son, who plans to quit his job in the future. A dance enthusiast full of life, Aslı is Alanur's 19-year-old girl studying in the last year of French high school, where she has carefully designed every move of her future. Alanur and Ziya's paths cross once again after many years with Aslı and Mehmet's love.