Meu Lar, Meu Destino

I would have put a good 8 but the series really disappointed me. The first season was pretty good even if I found Demet not convincing at all, we can not feel her emotions, she has a frozen face that does not convey any emotion. In Siyah Biyaz Ask Ibrahim reconciled me with the Turkish series, but in this series he really disappointed me, it seems that himself is not convinced by his performance, it's really a shame, I find him a bit too aggressive and angry not to mention the total lack of chemistry between him and Demet, it's a real waste of his talent. The authors sold us a series as being a true story but it is false, maybe at the beginning, but from season 2 it became a big rubbish, suddenly we are lost and we do not know more what to expect. Not to mention the fact that one of the writers on the show was fired lately which really affected the writing line and you feel like the events don't make sense anymore. Frankly I do not recommend this series even if I am a big fan of Ibrahim

Even though the story is normal....the way they portray the scenes was very good and realistic. Demet's acting was excellent as always.she literally lives the character😍 Overall it was very nice.

Enjoyed it very much at the first season.

However, it deteriorated at the second season until it became unwatchable somewhere after the 24th episode (as you can well see by the drop of the ratings). The characters changed. The couple were authentic and now became something else. As if it is a series which aims only at feminist agenda goals.

Zaynep (Damet) empathy has gone. Mehdi became a thug and the new character Baris is uninteresting.

Maybe the 1st season is a true story, The 2nd- is sure not.

Would give 9/10 for the first season. Only 2/3 stars for the 2-3rd seasons. It happens too much on Turkish series. The producers want to keep the revenues but the series gets too long or the story becomes boring and tasteless.

Great cast. Step away 'Jon series Erkensi Kus' and welcome Mehdi! Wonderful acting by Demet and Ibrahim.

This is one of the best shows I have watched in a while. Demet and Ibrahim do a great job of portraying Zeynepc and Mehdi and their emotional turmoil