Gönülçelen

Is a good love story, funny ending. I enjoyed watching it and was waiting for a great ending. It could have continued on longer.

Enchanting music, excellent acting and such a lovely story

This is more than just a musical comedy romantic series it's about Turkish culture especially the gypsy people,and the differences between rich and poor people,that happiness doesn't come only from money and fame and that moral value is much more important.

it shows that being classy doesn't mean fancy clothes and stylish appearance, it simply how to behave in classy way and rise in your morals like Murat.

it discussed a very important point which is the difference between real and classy art and cheap art. the soundtrack it used was divine and touch the soul and all the songs were amazing.

it presented deep feeling and emotions in a classy way and answer the eternal question: which is more important, saying I love you or making you feel it with each action i do???

it's true that the show have some mistakes but it wasn't that serious and didn't affect it's overall value.

greatness comes with simplicity and this is what u did with this show, you give us an example of pure love. Murat& Hasret made us explore & learn new prospectives in life,made us laugh and melt, and made us cry but even their pain had a different sweet taste. your are the BEST classic love legend EVER

thanks to all the cast for their outstanding performance, especially TUBA & CANCEL

Very enjoyable series, you want to keep on watching in till the end!

The plot Gonulcelen is about a flower girl from a working-class district of Istanbul, who will later work her way up to a very famous singer.

Both the story and especially the music give a faithful picture of how people interact with each other in a large society on a daily basis. My view after seeing this series is that it is very long-winded, and after a while it gets boring to watch. The continuous turning between Murat and Hacet is boring and dominates the boredom in the series. This story could just as well have been put down in 30 instead of 56 episodes. Not to mention that at the time of shooting this series, a wedding was in prospect between Levent and Hasret. I actually mean to say between Onur and Tuba in 2012. For Tuba's career, her role in this one was a very good entry.