Asaf

The show had a thrilling and intense vibe that immediately drew me in, reminiscent of the tension and stakes found in Squid Game. The storyline kept me on the edge of my seat, filled with unexpected twists and emotionally charged moments. The acting was particularly remarkable. Asaf delivered a captivating and layered performance, bringing depth and nuance to his character. Tayanç Ayaydin also truly stood out with his exceptional portrayal; his ability to convey raw emotion and complexity made his role unforgettable. Both actors brought a unique energy that elevated the entire production.

The show's atmosphere, combined with its compelling performances and gripping narrative, made for an overall fantastic viewing experience. It's definitely worth a watch for fans of high-stakes drama and intense storytelling Can Tayanç Ayaydin act more in Netflix shows?

A series that will leave you breathless. The acting is excellent, and the script is exceptionally well-constructed. The episodes are engaging, with perfectly crafted endings that seamlessly pull you into the next one. It's a perfectly balanced mini-series, not overly extended, with each episode filled with meaningful content. Unnecessary events don't waste your time. Instead, it leaves questions in your mind, constantly encouraging you to think and solve the unfolding events. I was very surprised when I read the negative comments. I feel the exact opposite about this series. Thank you, Payen Kuern, for your contributions.

ASAF is a very good 6 episode series with a gripping plot and excellent acting. The atmosphere is built very well. The omnipotent Payen Kuyern organization has arms that can reach everyone and everywhere. We feel Asaf's suffocation at first and his gradual change to comply with the power game.

All the actors are good but Cihangir Ceyhan stands out as ASAF. Burçin Terzioglu as Asaf's wife, Saadet Isil Aksoy as the journalist, Ahmet Rifat Sungar and Fatih Al as detectives all give excellent performances. Even the two children play their parts well.

I really don't understand why people wrote that Tayanc Ayaydin played Asaf. Although a very good actor himself, Tayanc Ayaydin has a small part as Asaf's brother in this series.

Many members of the cast are missing in the IMDb cast section of this series.

Well series started good. Really while series is starting I said I hope this series gonna be good and gonna be action. But by the time series is continuing I don't understood because It is going faster to topic And I said omg what is going on How does he in there and I don't like the end thing about that if how does it end a ordinary series also this series was like that so it is end ordinary. I would something happen in the end. In my opinion is such as ordinary While I watch the series I said I don't want watch anymore. I do not recommend. Events that happened such as interesting in series.but as I said I liked to head.

Bad acting is the most obvious flaw about the show. Also, the story is unrealisticly manipulated for dramatic purposes, which irritates viewer since many events in the story are very least likely to happen. Additionally, there is nothing special to watch visually. Scenes are too slow, to over exposed, there is no fluidity. Unfortunately the show is made by acquiring the worst aspects of an average Turkish national tv drama series. Thw team had to spend more time to make the show feel more a real life. It is way too far away from being absorbing. It Just feels like a simple, quickly written, cheap, not visually attractive Turkish drama.