Hudutsuz Sevda

Just finished episode 3. I have mixed feelings about this series. The first episode left a certain distaste as it was rather violent and appears to have a lot of evil bad characters. I stayed on to watch the next 2 episodes and I thought it was reminiscent of Robin Hood kind of approach. You have the hero seeking for revenge and also targeting the bad people and getting them in trouble with the authorities. Then there is a surprising twist in the ending of episode 3 which was indeed positive as it may mean our hero has a role we have yet to uncover and which may explain how he has good fighting and survival skills. In the romance, his first love was short lived and the story is slowly taking its time to develop a romance between the male and female lead. It is a fresh approach and I think it suits this series pretty well. The are a few things I don't really like about the series including the fact that there's a lot of killing and everyone seems to own a gun and uses it freely. Otherwise, the series is fast paced, intense and entertaining. Let's see how it continues to develop. For the moment, it's a good watch.

This series starts off strong with a powerful lead, solid action scenes, emotional storytelling, and a deep connection between love and revenge. The first season builds intense momentum, with a mysterious main character and a dark, layered atmosphere that pulls you in right away.

However, the second season doesn't carry the same weight. The story begins to rely too much on repetitive relationship drama, and the main character loses some of the strength and independence that made him so captivating. Supporting characters are underused, and some plotlines feel rushed or unresolved, which lowers the tension and emotional payoff.

Still, it's a good series with a mix of action, love, and emotion. If you enjoy character-driven drama with twists and intensity, it's definitely worth a watch.

It's kinda good especially the first few episodes BUT they could've explained why Asiye Leto (the annoying Mukaddes in Fatmagül'ün Suçu Ne?) talks like she has a bronchoconstriction? Or Asthma? Or any chronic lung disease? She talks like a very old woman gasping for air.

The series is tense but the writers should think of a more compelling story or twists as it's becoming repetitive violent scenes, with continuous killings within the family and between different factions.

Good characters, good actors, engaging but repetitive.

Nonetheless, I'll hold on to watching this one as there's not much turkish tv series out there that is really worth to watch, except for maybe 2 series.

I have watched Deniz Can Aktas in Call my manager, and immediately know we would be seeing him in other shows in lead roles... and here we are seeing him:) Acting and filming is good in this show however the way the women characters in the show are treated is still very much a reality in Turkey and it made me feel very angry and sad at the same time...violence against women is a never ending problem and there is no day without a woman murdered by a husband, an exhusband or boyfriend😞 I do not know if I want to continue watching because the subject matter deeply affects me... I will finish the first episode and decide whether to continue or not.

Watched first 7 episode and realy hooked to it .it's just addictive and so intense and intersting storyline that I can't even miss a single scene and the most beautiful thing is the story buildup which ofcourse take time but deserve our valubale time .worth to watch I will give it 10/10 and I don't kbnow why it's not deserving the fame it should get .like the acting and action is on point like we waste our times on rom/coms and office romance but the show with thriller,action ,romance,suspence and the curioisty to watch the next episode immediatly is just like addiction. Its like..... .jackpot.