Seviyor Sevmiyor

I love this show i have watched it t least 4 time in the last 2 weeks. If I can change anything about it it is the last 3 episodes I would have gone in a different direction instead of prolonging the needles heartache of the lead characters. And i would have never had Irem in the episode with 2 lead characters. Just my opinion.

If the story was about 10 episodes,it would be marvellous. Instead of that,it was dragged to the boredom. Chemistry between the leading actress and Tuna is there while all cast is very good.

Perfect Rom Com. Well balanced characters, hilarious moments, emotional moments, gorgeous, and talented actors.

Balanced Characters: No one is completely perfect nor completely evil. There is good and bad in each. That's true in life too.

Hilarious/emotional moments and Actors: What an emotional roller coaster! One second laughing off my couch and the next second, tears are streaming down my face. My heart melted by (Yigit) Gokhan Altan's beautiful smile and shattered by his tears. I cannot say enough about (Deniz)Zeynep's Camci's comedic moments. She was so hilarious and perfect for the role. I loved the supporting cast as well and felt that each person, for the most part, is an important and worthy "piece of the puzzle" in this beautiful story. Also, I enjoyed the singing throughout the series. Just beautiful.

The messages in the story were very touching. Love will find its way. Don't judge people by the way they look, but by their character. We all make mistakes, but forgiveness can heal deep wounds.

This series will definitely stick with me for a very long time. I adore this show!

I love Gokhan! I binged watched this series to get through the last 10 episodes! Ridiculous but I loved it so. I did not like that the pretense lasted so long and Yigit's father got involved; that was too Ridiculous but the rest had to he to make a complelling story to draw in readers. Irem was truly deceitful and the cause for the probles as she continued to see Yigit knowing Deniz was in love for him. Irem did stuff liking giving the puzzle piece to Yigit. She then blamed Deniz. Tuna's fault was in continuing to pursue Deniz when he knew she was in love with Yigit. I loved the chemistry between Yigit and Deniz. This was truly Yigit's most romantic movie and he even sings some of the series songs.

The narrative is highly engaging, likely drawing inspiration from a Korean series, yet it has been masterfully adapted with a distinctive Turkish flair. The cultural nuances are intricately woven into the plot, making it a rich and immersive experience.

The dynamic between the main character and Tuna is particularly delightful. Their interactions are filled with humor, ensuring that, if not outright laughter, at the very least a smile will be brought to your face. The dramatic elements, while not to my personal taste, are integral to the storyline. However, they do tend to be quite prolonged and, at times, tedious.

Subtle events within the story provoke deep contemplation about the nature of good and evil, and the appropriate conduct in various situations. These nuances challenge the viewer to reflect on moral complexities and personal behavior.