Baba

Baba is not the regular popular show. At beginnign I didn't start watching it, but I decided to give it a try, and what a surprise. I love the storyline so far, specially Ilhan and Busra love. Hakan Kurtas play a masterful character, he deserves an award.

A decent show .. good story line ,,, respected acting .

The plot of the show is harmonious coherent ,, I only have one criticize , which is that they passed the case of the "baba" illness with dementia at the end of the first season .

Every work Tolga is involved in males it unique. His charisma is outstanding and one of a kind and it shows in his acting, moves, voice and figure. The cast with him is a good one too but preferably not to make a crowd. Good to have a dominant character comes or shows at a time. The title and story are without a doubt much wanted at these difficult times. It would be good to show talents of Tolga in this work such as his singing( his voice is a killer) and his passion. We can not forget how passionate he was in Gunesin Kizlari, Soz, Ferhat il Sirin and Ariza.... unmatched capabilities are there in Tolga that symbolises each role so efficiently. We seek his continuous work, never stop in dazzling us and all audience around the world, perhaps if we can see season 2 and more in Baba.

Too many "Baba" families with various problems, only add to the length of the episode without sufficient quality. What's confusing is who the main actor in this story is not clear, if it's Kadir he doesn't have enough ability to deal with the chaos caused by the author. Actually a lot of quality players here but with a chaotic storyline, their talent is wasted. What's frustrating is that everyone is easily controlled by Baba and Ilhan...

I give this 5 stars because I have watched a lot of Dizis but haven't seen anything quite like Baba. The acting is phenomenal! The episodes are suspenseful and keep your attention from start to finish. The plots are not predictable. Characters change over time and are flawed; the good guys become bad guys and vice-versa. I love the way it portrays a traditional and religious Turkish family.