Siyah Kalp

Initially, this show had promise with an amazing view and attractive characters, but dragged on with plot twists that seemed, well...off.

What I liked most: By far, the best part of the series is the location. It is stunning and fabulous. Second, I really like Burak Tozkoparan (Cihan) and he is lovely to watch. His character was all over the place, but overall, he was my favorite. All actors did an acceptable job and they worked within the script they were given, so I can't really blame the actors for any shortcomings.

Which leads me to what I did not like so much: Mainly, the inconsistencies within the story were off putting. For example, Cihan's character went from being stellar to sinister to stellar again. Same with Nuh: Love him, hate him, love him. It was pretty weird and unbelievable. Some casting I felt was questionable: there seems to be an age difference between Nuh and Melek, although they are said to be twins. And also, the pairing of the lawyer friend with Harika was a very strange choice.

All things considered, the series was good but not great. The scenery was excellent, the actors fine, but the story dragged a bit.

Love Leyla (Sevilay) and Cihan - the blond actor.

The rest: most so miscast.

Story is OK, the only interesting secret is who is Sevilay's father. Sevilay's mother, the actress is always annoying.

Better casting especially with the twins, could have made this easier to watch. One twin is 10 years older than the other in real life. So unreal. Their on-screen mother not connecting-no chemistry between actors.

Filming and scenery is beautiful.

Go to Cappadoccia story.

I will keep up. Need to know that secret. But will fast forward most.

I give this a 5 out of 10. What a production though.

Oh well.

The leads are eye candy and did great with what they were given but the plot is poorly written .The acting in the drama was what really made me watch and continue to watch before i decided to drop .

I had high expectations for this Dizi , The story had so much potential . At the start it was pretty descent drama but as the story goes on you feel somehow not intersted in it anymore .

This could have been a great dizi only if the writer stuck to the original plan and not to the request of social media fans .Only if they didn't change up the script halfway I would have enjoyed it so much more ! They ruined everything by started focusing on the love lines instead of the aspect of "revenge " . The only thing that left is a bunch of couples who fell in love too fast with zero Development and The forced marriage plot between Sevilay and Cihan that they keep milking to please social media fans .

The cast did their best with this awful script but not even the acting could save it . No wonder the tv rating has dropped .

The team's best decision was to choose Hafsanur and Aras as twins. Their acting makes you believe in this drama! You can also replace Dzhikhan and Sevilai, they are good, but what about them, without which the story would not have changed. The story of the twins and the revenge of the mother - that's what is interesting, and especially the relationship of the abandoned children, their questions, support for each other. The well-chosen mother of Seville, Akrisa Esra, also adds color to this series. This series captivates with the wonderful performance of Hafsanur and Aras, as for Aras, he is extremely talented.

This series used to be good, started really interesting with good actors, amazing location (Cappadocia), novelty story, yet somehow it should've ended where the Sansalan patriarch left the series, not after he died but when he got sick, when the actor left the show, perhaps even before that. After his departure, the series can hardly survive, it's gasping for story. No more interesting events, except for the comedy antics of Bunyamin and Canan which are not funny at all, repetitive, cheesy, stale.

Lately, all the cast are basically shown in one screen, comforting each other if not arguing with each other, no story now, except perhaps for Hikmet and Halil on the other side of the screen playing as the nemesis.

Giving Nuh an illness did not help to revive interest nor give the story a boost of excitement. While on that, let me point out a very common thing with all turkish series - it's the only world where a person undergo a life-threatening surgical operation would be able to stand, walk with ease, run, even somersault the following day or a day after hospital discharge. Happened in this series, Nuh?

Everything has been resolved. No more stories to tell, the writers run out of ideas, should end already.