Dünyayla Benim Aramda

This show has a much lower rating than it deserves. The show tells a very relatable relationship story and Demet is doing such a great job in the role. You really get to see how well she can act in not only comedies but in a more serious, boss woman role. I may be biased because Demet is my fave but the show is directed so well and she plays the character pretty perfectly and it's so much different to other characters she has played. I'm also pretty happy to see Metin join the cast. I don't want to spoil the show but I would definitely recommend watching it. It's not a typical lengthy drama that's over the top dramatic. It's a miniseries that takes you through the emotions of heartbreak and betrayal in a pretty realistic and mature way. The casting and directing is honestly perfect. Just wanted to write because the reviews are really not giving the show justice.

I love it, the directing, cinematography, music, the cast, the plot. If you like good relationship drama then it's for you. The different angles of life and love and reasons you aren't able to be happy. It's possible to relate, recognize characters, situations, you probably have your own similar experiences. Other person can't make you happy if you aren't satisfied with yourself. The need to accept help and need for good friends who provide it when you need it most. Very emotional and catchy. I like the whole cast, all characters have flaws, some have more but they all seems to real, you treat them as real persons and love or despise accordingly.

It is a watchable, well-acted TV series. The leads are convincing especially Bugra Gulsoy. But the TV series lacks something-it fails to captivate you, and in the end you find yourself not caring about what happens to the characters, which, in my opinion, is a bad thing. The only two characters I cared about were side characters of Juneyit and Burchin. The spark and fun was coming from them, and not from the leads. The chemistry is missing between Bugra and demet, Bugra and hafsanur, which is a pity, because the script was very promising at the beginning and it could have turned into something spectacular, which, sadly, it failed to achieve.

The series is wonderful. The director is a real talent and knows the Western world very well as the atmospheres (we are in Istanbul but we could be in New York), the entirely international soundtrack and the montage reminiscent of the masterpieces of Tarantino, Richard Thorp, David Frankel demonstrate. Lead actress Demet Ozdemir confirms herself as one of the most talented and versatile of Turkish actresses. Furthermore, her mature and sophisticated beauty does not allow you to take your eyes off her which is constantly enhanced by eclectic but sensual outfits. A goddess of absolute beauty. The rest of the cast is also extremely good. The script is lively and not at all obvious. > A must see.

Great actors. Good plots and had a good time watching this. I loved seeing the actors. The Engkish over dubbing could have matched the mouths better but once you get i pver that part it's great. I look forward to see more of all of these actors in the future, and hope this writer also does more, loved it! Great cast. I really enjoyed the fashion industry and acting careers being part of the plot, and the apartments settings were fun to see also. The play within the show had a great scene. Nice sets, nice scenery, real good entertainment. I'm still not sure what could try this was made in originally but felt it was a worldwide plot and story we can all identity with on many levels.