Deha

Deha started with a captivating, electrifying and emotional start especially in the first 2 episodes. The talented cast was introduced with good pace, music exhilarating and series had some great twists and turns. Then from episode 3 onwards, the revenge plot gets slightly muddled, more people introduced to the series, direction of the series gets fumbled, promising casts not fully utilized. Focus on characters gets diversified and I was getting agitated and fast forwarding a fair bit so much so that continuing watching the series was becoming an ordeal despite my interest in both ML and Fl. I think I'll stop watching for awhile and come back to this series if I hear better news from the reviews because currently it's not an enjoyable watch for me.

I really liked the series Deha. Aras Bulut has shown a very good acting. We are looking forward to the next episodes. The fact that the Deha series is an original production is also nice. I hope it doesn't last more than one season and we can continue to watch this series for a few more seasons. Of course, there are some bad aspects of the series. One of them is that the same thing is said over and over again so that everyone understands. There was a very toxic substance in one episode and this word was used too much. I don't think there is any need to show it so much. Yes, I understand that they want everyone to understand, but it shouldn't be shown so much.

I don't know how I ended up watching the show starting with it's Episode 1 and binge-watched the whole thing over the course of 10 days, but I am really glad that I chose a really good dizi, An unique take among so many dizis in Turkish Diziland.

Having watched few turkish dizis in the past, I thought Deha was the result of some original, genuine and complex storytelling definitely in a good way. A journey of mathematical genius who chooses to enter the crime world in the face of adverse circumstances in his life to seek revenge first but is entangled in it - This premise for a dizi is a bold attempt by the makers yet I believe it would set as game-changing example for others.

The plot gets thickened and can get complex and little difficult to understand, as you reach Episode 14/15 but I don't see that as a negative because I would rather the dizi be different, subtle and trust to stand up for what it believes in, than following in the footsteps of most dizis with their corny, over-emotional, garden variety and overused love declaration and family drama scenes.

I saw how Deha has really put in a heartful attempt to tell a story that can demonstrate the intricacies of the world of financial crimes, similar to Netflix's global hit 'Ozark', I perceive this to be mature and edifying step in the world of entertainment and by Turkish productions no less. In the contemporary economy of rising cybercrimes and fraudsters, A Show filled with a goal like this can be seen as means to realize what's happening around us and be responsible citizens of the world.

Finally coming to the aspect of love, Which is what makes a dizi a 'Dizi'. I thought makers did a decent job with characters Imre and Devran, I mean Admit it!! The less frequency of their scenes together in the initial few episodes is what increases the yearning for them, Aras Bulut Iynemli and Melis Sezen are both up and coming performers with lot of potential, Imre and Devran have such an intense chemistry in every scene they are together till now that its intoxicating, its one of a kind combination. I really liked the direction that writers took in writing the scenes of conveying of love between Imre and Devran. It's with subtlety and eye contact that the love is shown and not with overrated confessions and more dialogues, and I sincerely believe that's what makes it so special.

Overall, Yes Deha is not for every dizi viewer, its IQ levels are little above than normal, which I only see as a defining or redeeming quality of the show.

A person who is a genius in one area but below normal in others is typically called a savant; this phenomenon is referred to as "savant syndrome" where someone displays exceptional ability in a specific domain despite significant intellectual impairments in other areas.

Often these people withdraw from the humiliation they face, for being unable to do things others do with ease.

I'm trying to decide if the writers are going to thread the needle, in a way thats fair in depicting both the assets and liabilities of the "Genius."

So far the acttors and directing are just ok. For me, the show will rise or fail on the writers. Remember big bang theory? Similar in that, at first, you watched because of the humor. Over time some of the characters became more interesting. Except Sheldon, who remained annoying.

This Turkish Dizi masterfully mixes intense crime drama with a passionate love story. The plot keeps viewers hooked with twists, betrayals, and emotional highs.

The chemistry developed over time between the leads Devran and Imre has added essence to the overall story and kind of became a contributing factor in keeping the plot interesting and exciting in every episode.

All characters in this Dizi participated in their own way in adding depth to the suspenseful narrative. Strong performances, moody cinematography, and a haunting soundtrack enhance the gripping atmosphere. While it leans into familiar tropes, the emotional stakes and tension make it a compelling watch for fans of crime action thrillers with love story that cannot be faded or diminished by other important storylines in the series.

I am telling you every dizi has its flaws, and Deha is no exception. Despite the inconsistencies and few silly transitions, I think Deha is really worth a watch especially if you are looking for dramatic performances, Aras Bulut Iynemli and Melis Sezen have proven to be successful in that area with this show.