Sadakatsiz

I didn't watch Dr foster (the initial concept which the series is based on)because I don't like this kind of dramas. I started watching Turkish version by chance and because i didn't have anything else to watch that time. But it was great at first!!actors were great and most of the dialogues so natural! You feel as the story is happening to a friend of yours! And the way they act is so real!also much food for thought is given concerning toxic relationships and how important is to avoid them!

But unfortunately second season was a disaster the series become a poor soap opera...Everything is being repeated and Aras is presented as another Volkan what a stupid decision from the direction!!!Asya is NOT a strong woman as she can't move on,love and be loved or get married again. Moreover it becomes tiring to watch again and again Volcan ruining other peoples lives and nobody is able to react. This is not real and strong characters are not like this at all. Everyone acts as a victim and this is sooo boring and this is not a good example. We need strong heroes with strong personalities to make us feel better not people acting as pawns all the time Finally I think that the directors had two options only either to follow Dr Foster's initial scenario or make a new one much better with a happy ending in Asya's life with another healthy marriage. This would satisfy the audience and give the sense not only of excitement but also the idea that life has also a good aspect!!Neither of them happens unfortunately,the end concerning Asya is completely indifferent. Asya should have been married to Aras,that's the point!

I think Turkish actors are great but the plot writers are not able to give them the chance to show their talent Asya Derin Volcan Gonul(excellent at the role of a mother who really loves her family)congratulations for your acting I hope to watch you in other better shows one day!

I have watched many turkish shows with english subtitles and have to say that this is probably one of the very best based on the flow of the story, the level of emotions evidenced, the excellence in acting and bringing these emotions to the screen, the beautiful display of wardrobe, the influence of morality in cultures; it does not get any better than this!..the only negative comment I have and this is not only for this series is that the translation could use some help. Pronouns are never correct and some of the words are not correct in their translations. Otherwise I give this a 9. Grateful for the english subtitles!

Very different than what we see in Turkish dramas. Cansu Dere's acting is awesome. Perfect choice for leading actress. Each episode makes audiences more excited about the story. Well done 👏🏻👏🏻

This series has a lot of ups and downs but aside from rationalizing the behaviors of Asya as a powerful woman while she is making wrong decisions (getting involved in a romantic relationship with her patient Aras who is suffering from amnesia and a dramatic shock, for example), its ending is the most irrational part! Just imagine a doctor is breaking up with her partner because of guilt feeling for a man's death and then tries to destroy that man's family!!!!

It seems that the producers and the director weren't able to decide on the ending and just wanted to terminate it!

Moreover, this series is full of hate, narcissistic behavior and assaults which can be detrimental to the mental health of the audiences.

As psychiatrist, I don't suggest people to watch this toxic series!

This series has a good story, nice flow, good acting, just the right characters without the unnecessary ones. Lead characters are really good as well as supporting ones. Cansu Dere is a good actress, perfect for the role, the character is well acted and very suitable. One of those easy to watch without even questioning yourself why you're watching it or why this and that is happening, it's flawless or at least less of the stup!d stuff ever present in most turkish series. No giggly romantics just realistic scenes and it's still interesting and full of surprises and twists. Love it!