Glass Ceilings

4 episodes in and I love this show. This is not your typical office romance like some of the reviews here say, where the guy is the rich boss and the girl is the assistant (so tired of those). This show portrays the struggles of women to rise to the top in a male dominated business world and this story is told in an entertaining way with some romance, drama etc...Both lead actors have amazing chemistry and the acting is top notch. All characters especially the women have been portrayed so well. Each bring their own struggles to the story but its refreshing to see women being portrayed as independent and confident.

It has a very important message and the story line is wonderful! They make a great couple !

Nice choice of paired couple bensu soral and kubilay aka both of different acting style. Sure it will be a promising series..

A really nice story. Like that it doesn't have guns and major drama where you expect the main characters to only lose a limb or go blind, then everything has happened to them.

This is a nice romance and interesting storyline with how females actually struggle to make it in the business world.

Like the chemistry between the main characters.

The only complaints I have is the annoying character of Shenasi. He has way too much screen time and brings nothing to the story...he's not even funny. Also too many cliches...she constantly trips so they can look deep into each other's eyes and they get interrupted way too many times by random nonsense so they can't kiss...really getting boring. Oh and too much time is spend on them thinking back...it's enjoyable when much of the story has passed but many scenes of episode 1 is revisited in episode 2 and then every episode after that...too much. If they could get rid of most of the cliches, it would've been better.

I watched 3 episodes so far and I do so very pleasantly. Yes, I do cringe sometimes BUT it's the only TV series that talk about the struggles of a woman in society and I love that. I really like Bensu Soral and how she becomes a role model for young Turkish women - obviously there can be many feminist questions on teh back of that but overall a great effort. Would like to see more of the social aspect of gender equality - there are loads of motivs the director can play with and tap into.