Aziz

Usually can't wait for the next episode. This is the type of series that should be binge-watched, but I can't wait until all episodes are aired before watching. The only criticism I have is that the romance between Aziz and Dilruba is more convincing than between Aziz and Efnan. Writers and Director need to focus on strengthening that connection...maybe get Efnan another 2 outfits as well (I can smell her and it doesn't do any good for the endearment of the character). And maybe Efnan can get just a little bit more groomed. When she hugs Aziz I cringe rather than like, because I imagine how she must stink wearing the same outfit every day...when does it get washed?

Could have finished in one season. Story line repeats itself so much. Great actors but they killed it by dragging it on. Got boring after the 50 episode.

This series as we have been watching does not do anything but go around in circles. I don't know if they go week to week but is has become really stupid and have no idea of they themselves ever had a transcript or not but it has become awful. Would not recommend.

I have never wrote a review for a Turkish tv series before. You feel each and every emotion depicted on the screen here. It's one of the most epic Turkish TV series I have ever watched. The storyline, character play, music, atmosphere and the cast is phenomenal. Pupms your patriotism to the top level with the addition of love, hate and vengeance.

I have only completed episode 3 and I am hooked. This period romance, family, revenge, seek for justice with political undertones epic starts very well. From the very first episode, I am reminded of similarities in the storyline to Poldark (a brilliant series which was great for the first few seasons and then lost its way with too many evil plots). Is this a remake or not? I hope Aziz series will continue to do well. The cast is superb with good harmony and great skill in acting their deep complex characters. Aziz character can come across as too rash & arrogant but he is loyal and heroic, Dilruba is a confused character and one can initially sympathize with her, Efnan is a joy to watch - rather wild, innocent and I'm waiting to see her character develop. All the other supporting cast have interesting characters and roles too. In the midst of the romance and family development, the series also introduces me to about the period of Hatay before joining the Turkish homeland which is new to me. I really hope I will continue to like this series.