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Very fresh drama and the script is finally from the morden world (if you watch Turkish dramas you know what I mean).

What makes it stand out other than that are the amazing performances of the actors.

The two leads had a great partnership going on and they weren't afraid to give it their all, unlike other actors in other dramas. The difference it made was astounding because it didn't feel like I was watching a drama where the actors played these people, but they made me believe they actually were them. Huge congrats to the male and female lead, who are also divinely beautiful (the male lead is incredibly photogenic, bless).

What I didn't like was the mafia part, but hey it came along with the drama so I can't complain much. It was quite grim at times so I had to skim many scenes, but I get why it was part of the story.

The two main characters are totally in sinc. Great chemistry. Love the scenes where they are dancing and laughing. Those looks cross the room. Wow. The Turkish actress is a total stunner as is the male lead. Doesn't hurt to have beautiful people. But their acting talent is top rate, too. Very believable. The family story is quite good with a great supporting cast. This is a Turkish drama and, sometimes though not always, they are too melodramatic and overacted but this is not. I will give partial credit to the director. The editing is quite good also. Love the less is more. Looking forward to the rest of the season. This is a real winner and should be showing on one of the streamers in the U. S.

The two main actors are fabulous together. The script is excellent. Character development takes time, and the mysteries, there are many, will be revealed. Humor is good in mafia stories; it works very well here. Great supporting cast. Hayir olsun. And I do not like the Mafia series. We will see the development of all the family members. I like all the actors, which is challenging in a series. I understand for some viewers, it can be slow, yet I really enjoy the dialogue, seriousness, and humor. Watch it! Kivanc Tatlitug always delivers stellar performances; Serenay is very talented; she found her acting match - great stuff from her.

Maybe you may think this is a normal Turkish Series and same as usual thing, one bullet and then a lot of drama. BUT.. this is different.

I loved it!!

One of the things that i really loved that each character has it is own psychological issue, one has Narcissism, other has Borderline personality disorder, etc... The writer made a great series.

But.. when the second season came, they started approaching the usual format, a lot of action started appearing, some characters are added to represent the mafia thing and others were died/killed, and it started getting away from the main plot.

First season, was about an injured Psychiatrist trying to help and treat others.

While the second, was about how to kill everyone just to insure that your family is safe.

If i only watched the first season, the series may got a higher rating.

Season 2: Oh my word, what have the writers done to Devin? She is completely mental. She wants to divorce because she loves too much...huh? Then she blames Aslan for her life being in chaos but she creates all the chaos. Aslan really needs to see a psychologist because he clings to a woman who has tried everything to get away from him instead of just being honest. She is beyond immature. How can a psychologist not realise that a healthy relationship is built on honesty? Like she is the first & only woman not being able to have children. She rejoices in hurting Aslan...he doesn't realise it yet, but he is married to his mother. The beginning of this season is utter frustration. Just get Aslan a woman that will appreciate him and actually fight for their relationship, if it's not going to be Devin. It will bring much excitement if there is some competition for Devin. And she has to fight for Aslan for a change. It's still a 10/10 series. They all are just brilliant!

Season 1 They couldn't have chosen two better main characters! Kivanc Tatlitug, Serenay Sarikaya are both actors with so much depth and intensity. They both just have the IT-factor and have so much onscreen chemistry. They both, but especially Kivanc, can make a bad script with a bad director (not saying this is, on the contrary) look amazing as he is just in a class of his own.

I'm so excited to see how these two people, both broken and hurt from dysfunctional families overcome their own insecurities and fears and let love win.

I have a suspicion, Aslan's brother is going to hone in on Devin, as is Aslan's mother. Devin's cruel dad is astonishingly wicked for speaking so many curses over his own daughters...I wish I could have a sit down with him!

This series is going to be good!