Siyah Kalp

From just the beginning of the series, They made us looking to see the past of each character and what has been done in the their lives. Are they innocent, guilty, involved or even Dark Hearted people.

Therefore, we get to know the secret of each person and its attentions step by step without overreacting in Romance, Revenge or Drama.

Just relax and get lost in the family business like you're one of them in the touristic side of Turkey (Anadolia), especially in Cappadocia the capital of Air Ballon and Rocked Houses.

It reminds me of the Iconic movie of Nuri Bilge Ceylan Winter Sleep (2014).

All that in the first episode.

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.

Insanely great work with an insanely wasted potential. Don't get me wrong, I'm biased so I'm giving 10/10 to this but this show could've been actually SO. MUCH. MORE. Than it was. What a waste of this wonderful cast and original premise and storyline. Especially the chemistry between Aras Aydin and Leyla Tanlar (Nuh and Sevilay). They were what kept me going on this show after a while, but they deserved so much better! It was a beautiful yet poorly developed and directed story. Fell victim to criminally untalented writers. But watch it, the couples make it worth it! SevNuh and CihMel are beautifully constructed!

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.

Giving 10/10 solely for the beautiful love story of Sevilay and Nuh and the amazing chemistry of Leyla Tanlar and Aras Aydin. They made this show bearable when we couldn't stand it anymore. From the start, their story has been so magical and heartwarming that you get enchanted unable to leave.

As for the series, it did have a wonderful potential, a great cast and an original premise that could easily make Siyah Kalp one of the most iconic Turkish series. Sadly, another script fell victim to an awful team of writers, dreadful directors (exclude episodes 1 and 2 from this) and a production company that never cared about their project.