Modern Kadin

There was nothing super interesting to grasp my attention and there is not anything that makes it really unique. I got tired of it really quickly. The storyline is predictable and lacks originality, offering nothing new or exciting. Well this doesn't work for me. Just judge for yourself but I'm not impressed. There are a few episodes left so maybe they can salvage some of it. I would not watch it again.

Modern Women is a truly remarkable series that I've had the pleasure of watching. It's a powerful and much-needed feminist narrative that doesn't shy away from depicting the authentic struggles of women and the LGBTQ+ community.

I'm so glad that this show exists. It tackles real-life problems with a raw and realistic approach that resonates deeply. The screenplay is incredibly well-written, making you feel every emotion alongside the characters.

I have to give a special shout-out to Irem Sak. She is an absolutely phenomenal actress. Her performance is a masterclass in versatility; she has this incredible ability to make you laugh one moment and then brings you to tears the next. Her talent truly elevates the series.

I genuinely appreciate the entire team behind "Modern Women" for creating such a compelling and important show. I am eagerly looking forward to more seasons and chapters of this incredible story and wishing to see this success in here Spanish TV channel.

Although this series might seem aimed mostly at women, as a man I truly enjoyed watching Pinar's journey. I appreciated how it portrays the social pressure on women to marry and start a family, especially from traditional families, while balancing it with career ambitions. These themes are presented with clever humor, warmth, and a touch of irony.

Pinar is a witty, relatable, and strong character who handles life's contradictions with grace and sarcasm. The friendship between her and her friends adds depth and a lot of charm. I laughed, reflected, and felt genuinely entertained. This show is both meaningful and funny - a great Turkish comedy that deserves more attention.

There has not been a work that I have watched with so much pleasure for a long time. She has beautifully drawn female issues, getting married, looking for a partner/husband, the desire to be a mother, family pressure, being a single friend next to friends with kids, the struggle for a career at work, and even the feelings/mostly temper, experienced during the menstrual cycle. It was a work in which Irem Sak proved herself and made her signature. Thanks to the whole team for presenting a sweet and enjoyable production, not a simple/plain summer series. (I also liked the character of the mother very much)