Mahsun J

I have been following Mahsun for a long time and he has shown his potential in his previous attempts, it goes without saying how good he is at this, the series is interesting but he manages to make people laugh and think by making fun of the bad sides of the country. Yes, the acting is not perfect, but that is not necessary to understand that the script is strong. If he works with quality actors in his future works, he can do better than this. Each episode is better than the previous one, I can see that he understands and learns from his mistakes, and I congratulate him. I hope this great work will be respected and watched all over the world.

These guys are the best storytellers I've seen in a long time, that's for sure. They do a great job at reflecting the problems and lives of these complex, unique and very real characters. I want to mention Sultan (eniste) especifially here, Ayca Damgaci blew my mind with this role. The way she mimics that spesific type of character with all its male mannerisms is incredible. I'll be sure to follow her works more closely.

I appreciate this series for taking a wild swing while most others dig around with a spoon. It's refreshing and I believe it would be encouraging for others in the industry. Raw, honest, fresh, fun with a capability of taking it all the way to the darkest side while still making fun of it all. That makes Mahsun J unique.

Still I have some criticism, of course. The storytelling may be top notch but the story is very awkward at places. Like bahar's husband's storyline feels like a whole different show with a slower pace and very shallow vibe, like those 3 hour dramas on mainstream tv. And I don't get why leyla's character has to be so unlikable and irrelevant. Like deniz said in the last episode, I find myself saying "cok gerek vardi" at Leyla at times.(Deniz is one of my favorites btw) I get it, she's the straight man of the show but man, every time she talks it's to berate mahsun or express displease. I'd like her to be more layered especially how much screen time she's given. It's like there are many failed attempts at connecting leyla to the main story but it just doesnt happen. The quality dropped slightly with every episode and now I feel like it's a 7/10 for me instead of my original 9/10 unless they make a glorious finale that ties all the mess together, but I also like to be encouraging so 9 from me to you guys. Very solid effort overall.

Mahsun Karaca started with short videos and proved himself in the field of films and TV series. The scenario does not have an exaggerated story, what makes this series special is that a YouTube phenomenon can make such a good comedy. While the comedy projects of old stars such as Cem Yilmaz, Ata Demirer and Ahmet Kural are fading, Mahsun Karaca now clearly shows who owns the throne. I also liked Yosi Mizrahi's acting very much, I can say that the character he portrays is almost himself. Mahsun Karaca, who makes very high quality comedies with very small budgets, gave the necessary answer for the industry. Tear 'em up Mahsun...

Mahsun J series is a masterpiece that can be described as such. Its unique story, deep character development, and impressive narration captivate the audience. One of the greatest strengths behind the success of the series is the complexity and depth of the Mahsun character. Mahsun's internal conflicts, not only reflect the character but also the society and the era itself. The series provides a deep perspective on social issues and gives the audience the opportunity to think. Additionally, the quality of direction and screenplay in Mahsun J is commendable. Each episode is filled with carefully crafted scenes and powerful dialogues that succeed in captivating the audience. The costume and set design masterfully reflect the atmosphere of the era, adding another layer of depth to the series. Mahsun J is not only a series but also a work of art that can be appreciated. With every scene, every character, and every dialogue, it offers the audience an unforgettable experience.

Mahsun Karaca started with short videos and proved himself in the field of films and TV series. The scenario does not have an exaggerated story, what makes this series special is that a YouTube phenomenon can make such a good comedy. While the comedy projects of old stars such as Cem Yilmaz, Ata Demirer and Ahmet Kural are fading, Mahsun Karaca now clearly shows who owns the throne. I also liked Yosi Mizrahi's acting very much, I can say that the character he portrays is almost himself. Mahsun Karaca, who makes very high quality comedies with very small budgets, gave the necessary answer for the industry.