Kayra Sır

Literature teacher Azem Yücedag, who was accused of killing his wife, is released from prison and embarks on a path to search for what he lost.

Emin Saruhanlı, an authoritarian father committed to family values, learns that he is the sole heir to a considerable fortune as a result of the loss of one of his close relatives. When the Saruhanlı family moves to Istanbul, leaving their modest life in town behind, Emin struggles to keep his family together.

Mirza and Leyla’s wedding is cut short when Leyla disappears just a few hours before the ceremony. For the next seven years, no one hears a word from Leyla. Just as Mirza decides to rebuild his life and is about to marry Destan, his seven-month-old nephew Kerem is kidnapped by his own father, a human trafficker. Mirza travels to Aleppo to find his nephew and the brother-in-law who abducted him. However, Aleppo will return to Mirza not only Kerem but also Leyla, who has left him in agony for seven years. As Mirza fights a grueling battle to rescue Leyla and 6-year-old Hüma—whom he does not know is his own daughter—from Syria, a fierce struggle against his own family awaits him in Cappadocia.

Literature teacher Azem Yücedag, who was accused of killing his wife, is released from prison and embarks on a path to search for what he lost.

Emin Saruhanlı, an authoritarian father committed to family values, learns that he is the sole heir to a considerable fortune as a result of the loss of one of his close relatives. When the Saruhanlı family moves to Istanbul, leaving their modest life in town behind, Emin struggles to keep his family together.

Mirza and Leyla’s wedding is cut short when Leyla disappears just a few hours before the ceremony. For the next seven years, no one hears a word from Leyla. Just as Mirza decides to rebuild his life and is about to marry Destan, his seven-month-old nephew Kerem is kidnapped by his own father, a human trafficker. Mirza travels to Aleppo to find his nephew and the brother-in-law who abducted him. However, Aleppo will return to Mirza not only Kerem but also Leyla, who has left him in agony for seven years. As Mirza fights a grueling battle to rescue Leyla and 6-year-old Hüma—whom he does not know is his own daughter—from Syria, a fierce struggle against his own family awaits him in Cappadocia.