Gizli Sakli

I really enjoyed the series and had a great time watching it. I like shows where the couple has good chemistry and fits well together, and that was clear here.

I finished it in two days because I was very engaged. The story was interesting, the romance was light and sweet, and the comedy made me laugh without being cheesy.

I watched the show mainly because of Sinem Ünsal, whom I like, and she did an excellent job in her role.

Honestly, I was not a big fan of the lead actor Özgür Özan, but I liked his performance here with Sinem, and their chemistry was good.

I recommend this series to anyone who enjoys light romantic comedies with a subtle detective theme.

In my opinion, from my experience of dizis, this one is a perfect mix of romance & comedy. Every single detail is so well thought that for once I don't cringe when the characters are in a funny situation but instead truly laugh out loud. The chemistry between the leads is spectacular. I don't know if I would deliberately change anything about it. Even the villains aren't truly "bad people" until now. They actually are the funniest part in the series. I really hope that if someone has doubts on watching it, to just give it a chance cause they won't regret it.

This is a short run summer 2022 romantic comedy series that ended at just 8 episodes. The ending of this series is unfortunate as the two romantic leads have great chemistry and were really starting to sizzle in their roles playing an undercover couple. This is the first time I have seen either Sinem Unsal or Halit Ozgur Sali, but they are wonderful together...very well suited and I particularly like how in episode 6 Halit started to develop not just jealousy but real protective habits toward Sinem's character Naz and all to a wonderful song by Batuhan Kordel "Askin en Guzel Hali", it was gorgeous.

Speaking of music, the soundtrack to this series was great! Both Batuhan Korfel's song and Mavi Gri's "Dunyanin en Guzel kizi" are now spinning on my summer playlist.

The series is about Naz, who graduates top of her police academy class. She is immediately recruited into an undercover assignment with a seasoned detective and lone wolf Pamir. Together they must play a married couple Yaz and Levant, recently moved home from London in order to infiltrate the mobster Tarik's tightly run family organization. Initially, Pamir is not happy about working with a rookie...but Naz slowly works her way under his skin. Especially, with the rest of her warm loving family...starting with her strong take no prisoners retired nurse mom and her quirky bit of a rascal uncle. Being raised in an orphanage has definitely had an effect on Pamir...but Naz's positivity and love is always there shining a beautiful light on him.

The series started a little slowly, but I for one am sad to see it end just as it was really hitting it's stride. The supporting cast was wonderful, the sets and storyline were great and I loved the costuming!

I highly recommend this series it is a short (8 episode) Turkish Romantic Comedy Series full of color and light intrigue. The ending of each episode keeps you coming back for more. Sinem is truely lovely and has wonderful chemistry with Halit...they are resin enough to watch the series which comes to a reasonably satisfying conclusion at the end of episode 8.

This is a light hearted crime romance series. Two undercover cops who are not in good terms with each other have to pretend to be husband and wife to catch a crime boss. Both female and male leads act well but there's not much spark & chemistry between them. The story has been acted out before and with this lack of chemistry and lack of captivating events, my interest as I watch continues to drop. I found mysef fast forwarding a fair bit in the 2nd episode. The supporting cast is ok but there's no interesting spin from them. I'll most probably give the 3rd episode a chance and give up the series if it is still not interesting.

Undercover with YELLOW promised to deliver an intense, gripping crime drama, but sadly, it misses the mark in almost every aspect. What could have been a thrilling series about undercover work quickly devolves into a tedious, poorly executed storyline that doesn't engage or captivate the audience.

First off, the plot is overly simplistic and predictable, offering little to no surprises or fresh twists. The premise of an undercover operation is one that holds so much potential for suspense, but the execution here feels lazy and uninspired. The story drags on without ever reaching a meaningful point, and you quickly realize that nothing of substance is happening. There's little to no tension, and the pacing is painfully slow, making it difficult to stay invested in the unfolding events.

Halit Sari, who plays the lead role, simply doesn't deliver. His performance feels flat, lacking the emotional depth and intensity that would be necessary for such a demanding role. Rather than feeling like a character deeply immersed in the complexities of his undercover mission, Sari's portrayal is disconnected and lacking any real urgency. It's clear that the role required someone who could bring a lot more gravitas to the table, but unfortunately, that's not what we get here.

The supporting cast also falls short. The chemistry between characters is non-existent, which makes the already weak storyline even harder to follow. There's no real emotional investment to be had, and the character interactions feel awkward and forced. The dialogue doesn't help either, with lines that often come across as stiff and unnatural.

What's most frustrating is the series' failure to create any kind of suspense. For a crime thriller, Undercover with Halit SarI doesn't build any real stakes, and the plot moves from one event to another without much consequence. It's hard to care about what's happening on screen when the story feels so hollow and the characters so one-dimensional.

The visuals and production are another area where the show falls flat. While there's an attempt to create a gritty, realistic atmosphere, the result is far from immersive. The direction feels rushed, and the cinematography doesn't do the story any justice. In fact, the entire series feels like it's trying too hard to be something it's not, with a forced sense of intensity that never quite lands.

In conclusion, Undercover with Halit SarI is a huge disappointment. With a weak plot, lackluster performances, and a complete failure to build suspense or tension, the show fails to live up to its potential. It's a shame because the concept had promise, but the execution just isn't there. If you're looking for a gripping crime drama, you're better off looking elsewhere.