Modern Kadin

Does TIMS&B Productions just have too much money to throw around?

Turkish industry series as predictable as several thousand previous ones. There are a lot of such films in Turkey. The storyline is predictable and lacks originality, offering nothing new or exciting.

If you had watched everything avaliable at the internet, then you are good to go. Otherwise a waste of time. 3/10.

There has not been a work that I have watched with so much pleasure for a long time. She has beautifully drawn female issues, getting married, looking for a partner/husband, the desire to be a mother, family pressure, being a single friend next to friends with kids, the struggle for a career at work, and even the feelings/mostly temper, experienced during the menstrual cycle. It was a work in which Irem Sak proved herself and made her signature. Thanks to the whole team for presenting a sweet and enjoyable production, not a simple/plain summer series. (I also liked the character of the mother very much)

Although this series might seem aimed mostly at women, as a man I truly enjoyed watching Pinar's journey. I appreciated how it portrays the social pressure on women to marry and start a family, especially from traditional families, while balancing it with career ambitions. These themes are presented with clever humor, warmth, and a touch of irony.

Pinar is a witty, relatable, and strong character who handles life's contradictions with grace and sarcasm. The friendship between her and her friends adds depth and a lot of charm. I laughed, reflected, and felt genuinely entertained. This show is both meaningful and funny - a great Turkish comedy that deserves more attention.