Doce Veneno

I'm not sure if this is the kind of turkish tv that the locals would love to watch?

A dysfunctional family all of whom have mental conditions or mentally sick?

Too much levels of immorality from almost all the cast, starting with the main lead star having affair with a married man. Her friend also having an affair with a married man. The other married woman having affair with a single man. A married old man having affair with girls.

It's like everyone is having extra marital affairs in this series. Very theatrical acting. Hard to watch with too much unnecesary fillers. Not much excitement to watchout for.

I don't get! Your boyfriend's mother attempted to murder you and you knew, and there you are still in love and still attaching yourself to the family? IN real life you could have ended the relationship, and stayed away from the family who wants to kill you.

A mental family, all of them in fact have different level of insanity. A woman who believe in energy, an intuition that she is destined to be with a married guy whose family is quite unstable.

I don't know but I don't understand this series, very confusing and so dramatic, it's not pulling me to the story. Very bad acting, bad direction, bad writing, bad execution, impossible story. Characters aren't stable, too much flaws. This tv series also has too much immorality in it.

Neslihan Atgul is a good actress but this ain't a good project for her.

Won't be surprised if this will end abruptly.

Interesting story line but the long episodes spend too much time on unnecessary scenes. The main characters are married in real life but far too much immorality for turkish standards. It's just becoming a diary of the husband and wife's intimate moments and less of the actual story line. The characters all have strong acting so have to give them that and as usual Neslihan Atagul gives a remarkable performance as usual. She really engages with her character and is the strongest person on screen. The storyline is a tad jumpy and could have alternative plots that would be far more entertaining but seems as though easy options are chosen.

I watched this series for the starcast- upto episode 10 this series is interesting with the series going forward with the story intrigue.

Suddenly from 20th episode series story writer did not know how to make it interesting n made the main lead Kadir such an awful person - Narcissist, dangerous n what not?

The whole family of Kadir turnout to be villains - story turns illogical n gets repetitive n boring.

Neshlisan- Female lead- who dreams of healing people looses her focus completely.

Series takes too many twists n turns which are hard to believe.

This story began very good - later episodes every character becomes immoral - that could have been avoided .

All actors played well - especially Kadir Dogulu looks immaculate n played his role very well.

Much like every other turkish drama series, this one uses the same formula to create a story, a chaotic problematic big family drama = families, parents, sons, daughters all living in the same house even if they are already married and have their own family to live, squeezing all the characters into one house to create a tale of love, hate, quarrels, jealousy, and all the pandemoniums.

Like most, this series was exciting in the beginning until episode 14 when the writers directors actors started to decide to make dramatic scenes that looked more like a comedy.

Not sure how this series will pan out but it seemed like the writers don't know where to take the story to another level - EXCITING level. I'm starting to get bored with so much unnecessary scenes.

The character of the lead male is unstable, and so is the female lead. The ex-wife renders some comedic relief or perhaps it's turning the supposed drama into comedy, I'm confused.

I know that the two lead stars are husband and wife in real life but I find it hard to get their connection in this series. Characters are not convincing.