Camdaki Kiz

This is one of the best of the best that I have watched among Turkish dramas.

It starts off (and continues) to be a bit slow. However, this is actually instrumental in captivating the watcher and making him/her almost become part of the show itself... as if you are living with them and among them.

The acting is absolutely top notch. Almost every single character is worth an Oscar, maybe even two.

The story may sometimes get to be a little bit unbelievable but if you can accept some degree of fiction, you will be hooked, just like I have been and still am.

I almost forgot... The music is also absolutely fantastic, haunting at times.

This girls is not a hero, she is a door mat! I am tired to see her crying and crying and willingly submitting to an abusive grand mother. It is not real life! Too many lies and too many stupid people. The only smart ones are the bad oes and they are winning in every episode, this is boring.

Pliz continue more I love this series so much. I hope everyone is interesting to watch more.

Although a lot of the creativity of the images could use some value-add, I give high rating for the storyline and for the acting. The psychologist contributes a great aspect to this dark drama. Especially characters of Selena and Feride are excellent, Oscar worthy (or Turkish equivalent).

I stream numerous Turkish Series via internet/Turkish website offering subtitles a number of them are not worth watching but this series is so enjoyable for it's dark underbelly, sociopath characters all circling around the patient so accomplished sweet natured Nalan whose ideal husband Sedat is not worth a fleeting glance which she is slowly realising.

Burcu Biricik is brilliant as she is in everything I have seen with her performing. One of the best Turkish actresses.

To answer query below the reason the wealthy father doesn't paint the house is obvious he also has the butler count out the olives and cheese for all for breakfast he is a Scrooge!

My mantra is to loose at all series made/produced by Onur Gavanatman (excuse spelling) cannot go wrong.