I started watching Turkish dizis in 2016 and have been to Turkey several times. The programs show a lot of history, culture, action and family values. The story lines are kind of predictable but fun to watch for the drama and the actors/actresses are good-looking. It's a great way to learn the language because you have English subtitles and can hear how words are pronounced.
In Italy too. It took the Ottomans a few more centuries than they originally planned but they finally conquered Western Rome. I'm Italian and I can't go nowhere without hearing a Turkish name I would need at least 3 years to learn how to pronounce correctly. My grandma is watching a Turkish drama and she call the actors "that one" and the "son of that couple" "the sister of the one that went to jail" "the wife of that one" cause she can't pronounce those names either, but she is stubborn and she keeps watching all those turkish dramas anyway.
Turkish dramas are the best. I was astonished when I watched "'The Magnificent Century'' about Sultan Suleiman. The costumes and professionalism of the actors amazed me. TV show based on the history of the Ottoman Empire was incredibly intense and beautiful.
Here in India 🇮🇳 Etrugrul, Uthman are super popular amongst youth although the government of India have banned these shows but yet people are watching them on VPN and USB Sticks.
@@genericuser-1 which era you live in 😂 Raja ki aayegi baraat !! 80s movie.. today's indian movie changed so much.. also try other regional movies Telugu , Malayalam , Tamil , Marathi movies rather bollywood.. also nothing is banned here except some chinese apps. We have access to watch Turkish dizis. That's why many fans exist here.. specially Burak Deniz fans..
The stories are fascinating and well-written, and the guys seriously hot. Kivanc Tatlitug is a great example of a talented and striking male actor. I am American of Greek heritage and have been to Turkey twice -- just enjoyed it and the Turks were so nice and very friendly people.
I love Turkish TV shows. We love watching as a family. Especially Mr.Haluk Bilginer is an amazing actor. I hope more Turkish series will be broadcast in my country. Turkey is a great country. We'll definitely visit next year as a family.
I recommend you also the actor Halit Ergenç. Especially his rol as Sultan Süleyman in Magnificent century. You can watch it with subtitle on youtube. And his other work Vatanım Sensin. and Kıvanç Tatlıtuğ also a good actor 🤌🏻 especially in Kurt seyit & Şura. With subtitles on youtube. Lot's of love from a Turk living in the Netherlands 😁
@@metehan23 Ergenler oyle sanabilir ama onlarca yil tiyatro oynayan, ingiltere'de oduller, James Bond dahil Hollywood filmlerinde rol alan Haluk Bilginer'i bilen biliyor. Senin dusuncen ise sadece senin dusuncen. He diyip gecmek lazim 😂
Unfortunately majority of Turkish serials nowadays do have sex and kissing scenes. Only their Islamic historical tv serials are withouts sex and kissing
Turkish series producers put a lot of effort into their shows: the story lines are sometimes predictable, sometimes surprising, but the actors are superb, they wear beautiful clothing - or story appropriate clothing , the settings are beautiful , there are romances, historical stories, fight scenes, family values, humor, intrigue, - there’s something for everyone and the new series and new seasons will start in September. They also feature Turkish cuisine and good manners and more often than not-there justice is served.
I’ve watched many Turkish dramas. They are interesting and the stories are very different from Mexican and Latin American dramas. I definitely want to visit Türkiye, and do a historical tour. Their history and culture is so rich and diverse. It’s a subject you don’t get in history classes. Can’t wait to visit Turkiye! Inshallah!
I must say that as a Iranian I cant help but feel envious about Turkey especially with their soft power influence. much respect from an iranian-american. It sometimes makes me wonder if my country could have had a similar situation and influence on the world, cheers.
Your country youth wannna be like west only if you accepted your Islamic Persian culture proudly you would have produced many shows regarding your rich culture history too pre islamic and post islamic too. It's such a shame. I am sure if you produce family oriented shows instead of rebel shows even Iran government would support.
hello, as a turkish woman, i also really admire the iranian culture and especially the history. the food is amazing, too. There are also many scientists brought up in Iran as far as ı know. So I think both cultures are very interesting :)
@@gjh723 geçen ay tatile gittim orada herkes türk olduğumu söylediğimde "Suleymannn, hurremm, çukurr" gibi tepkiler verdi. sorup araştırdığımda bir çeşit iptv gibi bir cihazı tvlere takarak izlediklerini öğrendim. Küba'da olduğumu iddia etmedim yani zeki arkadaş
Have been watching their shows for a few years now. Their actors are beyond talented. I think Hollywood gets too much credit. They got nothing on the Turkish actors
@@cobra8888 you honestly want to tell me that the Hollywood actors are not overpaid and overrated? Have you watched good quality movies and shows from other countries? Hollywood has got nothing on them. Oscars are a joke. Patting each other on the back for mediocre, repetitive performances. 🥱 In regards to Turkish good caliber actors, way better than American. I ca say that with confidence and certainty, having watched both for many years
@@AIbh-gd9zt Yes I have more than you actually. Turks are good actors. But that is it. Good. Not exceptional and nothing superior to Westerners. Yes Oscars are patting in the back so not mentioning those, but great actors are always NOT FROM Turkey. I know what I am doing cause filmmaking is my thing. And exposed to many other films.
@@cobra8888 as I said, actors from other countries as well. Hollywood is getting way too much “credit” for talent, which, in my humble opinion, is maybe above average. Türkiye, among other countries in the world, doesn’t get enough recognition for what they are able to produce. The American film industry is dominating the world. Big budgets, special effects, etc. not necessarily most talented actors. And that’s a fact. Big name recognition, sells tickets. I never said Turkish actors were the best in the world, but what we are getting shoved down our throats from Hollywood is subpar. With some exceptions, of course. Also, you cannot compare their shows with the over sexualized American soap operas. Maybe that’s why they are so popular in South America
İnsanlar Amerika'nın uçan ve zamanı durduran sahte süper kahramanlarından,saçmalıklarından bıktı.Onların sinemaları artık sinema değil, sadece bilgisayar efektleri.Amerikan ekonomisi çökmeye ve hollywood yok olmaya mahkum.Bu sadece zaman meselesi
My Arab dad is obsessed with the Ertugrul series (I think that’s what it’s called). He normally doesn’t watch tv but this one got his attention because it depicts important Islamic history in an exciting, positive way.
@@Asma_Mushtaq I will consider watching it! I just realized the show’s UA-cam channel has English subs and that’s great since it’s the only language I understand. (My dad watches the Arabic dubbed version)
that show doesnt show Turkish history and is far away from the reality. If you wanna flatter your islamic ideology watch it. But just know that it is all figment.
@@furkan8540 True, most entertainment shows are full of extra things that are not accurate. But filmmakers know viewers want excitement otherwise they would just read a book or watch a documentary. My dad is able to get enjoyment out of Ertugrul because we love what the Ottoman Empire did for Sunni Islam. It’s refreshing to show Muslim heroes for a change, because for too long Muslims have been portrayed by Western writers in bad lighting. He doesn’t watch the show for Turkish history. I never watched the series so I can’t comment any further. But I’m up for any feel-good, positive entertainment on Islamic history/leaders. I’d love a series on West African Muslim King Mansa Musa, or the Moors, for example, as long as it’s produced by Muslims.
@@bee2373 good, now tell your daddy to watch arab or pakistani or whatever shows that portray islam in his dreamy way. You know ertuğrul is a show which aimed to support ummah stuff in the modern world by portraying Turks as islamic heroes and leader of ummah, and who did this was current erdoğan government and some directors that support his ideas. As i said it is all fiction. Turks are not like that and never will be and in fact Turks were never like that (even during Ottomans) so you should stop talking about my history over fiction
Hollywood is already over . They became too political, corrupt and pointless. I watch my favourite old movies over and over because I really can’t find anything else to watch.
You forget the nudity...i watched Hollywood movies as a kid...now almost after 20 years i tried to watch a Hollywood movie and it sure looks like p*rn...
They’re all like jlos romantic movies😂 and to be honest, they’re actually hallmark movies like. Just with more likable actors and a bit of depth of the story, that’s all. All of the enthusiasm about them is sexual attraction. I’m as a Turkish man, numerous times had to deal with questions about the guys on those shows. Gosh I know only a few so I was quite surprised that especially Hispanic people love them. Not to mention Asian guys find our girls very attractive. So all the attention is for fantasies 😂
Erdal Beşikcioglu (Behzat Ç.) quit acting in real life and became the head of one of the districts in the capital of Turkey. He is now a politician. (it is just some info.)
Turkey is inheritor of some great empires(a couple of them actually). You can see all sorts of colors and types in Turkey. They may look like as Mongolians(they are related), Chinese(where they are geographically from) and as Tom Cruise or a Swedish blond.. Go and see it..
Yes, for example, my mother's side are Turks who came from Crimea centuries ago, and my father's side are Turks who came from Uzbekistan, Bukhara and Samarkand. Among my relatives, there are also those who look like Tom Cruise.
The storyline of the Turkish series is very interesting, and the endings are real. It is an actress who has a natural beauty, and she is extremely talented her name is Sila Turkoglu ❤
Since i have been watching Turkish Dramas i am totally addicted, i can't hardly watch English or American movies now, I find the acting doesn't get any better than the Turkish artists, they are amazing. The stories are compelling to watch. The Turkish directors understand what the people enjoy and they really know how to cast their movie actors with beautiful and talented people at the forfront.
@@amatulfulani6390actually i learned the basics also the language is very beautiful and you remember the old islamic history despite some false historical facts
Not a blend. It has Turkish characteristic literally but using an adaptation to the World. Similar to the case of Japanese and Korean cultures using an adaptation to the World.
I am South African and started watching Turkish dramas in 2015. Since the lockdown , I only watch Turkish drama. I am hooked to Ruzgarli tepe currently ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
in the series you also see how diverse Turkish looks are and it is indeed representative for the entire Turkish population. We have Eastern Asian looking Turks, we have Turks looking llike Middle Easterns, we have Turks being pale and fair haired with bright colored eyes. Turkey has them all and Im especially proud of this.
Yeni keşfettiğim bir şey var. Ben çocukken 1986 yılında " Çalıkuşu" dizisi Türkiye'de çok popülerdi. Herkesin diziyi beklediğini hatırlıyorum. UA-cam yorumlarında eski Sovyet coğrafyasında da bu dizinin çok popüler olduğunu görüyorum. Dizinin müziğini duyunca ağladığını yazanlar var. Hâlâ duygusal bağları var diziyle. Rus tv'si diziyi satın alıp yayınlamış ve adeta patlamış. Tesadüf yani. Tesadüf olmayan bir şey varsa Türk tiyatro, sinema ve dizi sektörünün dünya çapında olması. Tek handikap ise Türkiye'nin hem dışlanması hem de içe kapanık olması. Yine bir tesadüf eseri, Şilili bir tv yöneticisinin, Türkçe'yi anlamadan sadece oyunculuğa bakarak " Bin Bir Gece " dizisini izleyip, ithal etmesi ve batmakta olan kanalını kurtarması. Latinler çok sevdi Türk dizilerini. Kendilerine benzeyen ama çok farklı kültürü olan kardeşlerini buldular. Tuna nehrinin güneyi, yani eski Greko- Roman ve Osmanlı dünyası; Ortadoğu ve Orta Asya, Latin Amerika ve Kuzey Afrika... Bu halklar birbirleriyle çok yakın ilişki kurabilirler. Farklı halkların aynı şeyi yani Türk dizilerini sevmeleri bize bunu düşündürtüyor. Ayrıca Balkanlardan Pasifik denizine kadar Türkçe'nin farklı lehçelerini konuşan halklar İstanbul Turkçesi ile tanışıyor ve çok kolay öğrenebiliyorlar. Dil birliğini de sağlayabilir diziler, yirmi sene içersinde. Tabii kaliteli yapımlarla. Çünkü artık iyice tekrara düştüler. Türk dizilerini sevenlerin talepkar olması gerekiyor
Sovyetler Çalıkuşu'daki fikirler kendi ideolojisine uyduğu için yayınladılar, tesadüf değildi. Aynı sovyetler Türk filmi yayınlayacağız diye bütün köyü toplayıp 70lerin se.x filmini de göstermiş. 2000'lerde Ankara'ya okumaya gelen Kırgız ve Kazaklardan duymuştum.
Açıkçası biz Türk dizi sektörünün bu populeritesini kullanmayı ve turizme dökmeyi beceremiyoruz. Bu diziler youtube kanallarında yayınlanırken ingilizce altyazılı yayınlansa mesela, hatta sadece ilk 3 bölümleri bile ingilizce altyazılı yayınlansa şimdiki popüleritesini en az 5e katlar. Aynı zamanda bu oyuncuların katıldıkları talk showlar da ingilizce altyazı koysa bu kez bu populerite diğer Türkçe youtube içeriklerine de sıçrar. Türk kültürüyle daha da fazla tanışmış olur insnalar. Bu resmen kültür turizmi demek. Bir de bu programlar Türkiye'deki henüz çok bilinir olmayan ama turizmin artırılmayı hedeflendiği mekanlarda çekilse mesela as sana harika bir turizm tanıtımı. Biz biraz içe kapalı kalıyoruz. Bilemiyoruz işi.
@@procyon1yanılıyorsun. Turizmle ilgili verilere bakarsan hiç de söylediğin gibi değil. Çok fazla turist gelmeye başladı dizilerden sonra. Daha doğrusu çeşitlendi. İçe kapanıklık eskidendi. Ama gelenlerin izlenimleri felaket. İnsanlar soyulmamak için birbirlerini uyarıyor. İnsan Türklüğünden utanıyor bizim yankesicilerin yaptıklarını okuyunca. Polisin turist kılığına girip bu çürükleri ayıklaması lazım.
They are also quite popular in Azerbaijan. Here people watch Turkish TV without translation because our languages are close. Little children started speaking Turkish because they watch cartoons in Turkish. My childhood was in the 90s, I watched Latin American soap operas in Russian (our TV channels did not translate back then), that's how I learned Russian. But Latin American soap operas disappeared in the early 2000s and were replaced by Turkish ones.
I am from Canada, converted to Islam 13 years ago, and I was planning to move to Turkey after watching Ertugrul! Still thinking about it, but after seeing the economy not being good, rent going up in Turkeye and Turkish people struggling to rent, I am now reconsidering.
mashallah sister! Rent is indeed a bit troublesome. Yet general cost of living is at least stabilizing if not getting better. But if you have a dream, follow it. Things will sort themselves out. You can always move back to your home country anytime you want
Hey sister,I congratulate you on your best decision of your life❤I recommend you to consider moving to Bursa.It's the 4th biggest city in Turkiye,called "green Bursa",the firts capital of Ottoman Empire so blended with both history and natural beauty.You can find many many religious meetings to attend and cost of living has a large range here;Bursa hosts people from many different economic back ground.
Ezel is amazing. I am Turkish but grew up internationally outside the nation so never got into the dramas too much - but this is the one I watched even repeatedly. The plot is mysterious and dramatic, the soundtrack is chilling, and some of the characters became a cultural classic. There is one akin to Uncle Iroh from Avatar Last Airbender, a philosophical old mafia boss with an emotional backstory. I recommend it to everyone.
In the world of AL and CGI , in contrast Turkish TV serials or movies have a lot to offer; culture, sensibility, moral ground, autentic settings, story lines . Being presented by very exciting story line and excellent quality of acting is a huge bonus.
I switched to Turkish shows because the content from western media was filled with nudity explicit content that made me uncomfortable. They don't make movies like Jumanji, home alone anymore. It's just filth. Once I did the switch before I knew it I was done with 5 seasons of Ertugrul. There's no going back 😂 So grateful to Pakistani media also for dubbing it in Urdu. My current obsession is Salahuddin Ayubi It's so good 😭😭
I loved The Kulup and Midnight at Pera Palace. Both shows have good love stories, drama, and beautiful costumes. I will definitely be watching more Turkish dramas.
Sokak kedilerimiz ve dizilerimiz ile Türkiye'nin global kültürde yavaş yavaş kendine yer açması beni bir nebze de olsa mutlu ediyor. Artık ülkemizin güzelliklerini ve kültürünü insanlara göstermeye başlıyoruz.
I think you hit the nail on the head. Most Hollywood movies are too mechanical, you can't see/feel the human element that much. Their conversations are like happening between robots. In contrast, Turkish dramas embrace you, you can feel the human element, they grab you with their emotional content, you feel part of the scene.
I started watching Turkish TV shows in 2018 and I was like where have they been all my life! The men are super hot. The shows are super emotional and written many times by women so it’s very female centric. But they’re very high-quality and the acting is brilliant. I definitely think America needs to translate more of them, and make them more mainstream here
@@orhanleblebici 😆gunadyan...so then after that you will cheat on me. your annay or yengay will be plotting my demise and your crazy ex will turn up at my doorstep. Then someone will faint and someone else will jump off a cliff...maybe I'll leave the drama for the screen lol
I've only been watching the dizi's for about a year and a half (I'm a 70+ year old Alaskan resident). I really enjoy them and are much better if it's being translated correctly AND you gotta like DRAMA, LOTS AND LOTS OF DRAMA AND CONFRONTATIONS. They can get you worked up emotionally too . Many are serials and rarely have the ugly language and nude scenes that tend to be a part of American movies now.
Your state is spectacular! I was fortunate enough to visit Alaska three times in winter. Watching some intense Northern Lights in the Fairbanks was a surreal experience. By the way, my favorite dizi is "Magnificent Century", particularly its first 83 episodes. They are all available with English subtitles on the UA-cam channel "Magnificent Century". The soundtrack is particularly superb.
I was obsessed with Dirilis Ertugrul. It’s such a good show. A little long, but good. I even went to Turkey and tried to buy Ertugrul merchandise. Unfortunately at the time, they didn’t have an Ertugrul Store. Not sure if they even have one now. I’m so used to everything in the US being so commercialized. Good for Turkey!
ahahaha that is so odd for me that for you to have an expectation of an Ertugrul Store :D But ill tell them to open one its a great idea. And watch Ezel if you want to see something with good script
There are stores like this these days and you can also order online. My uncle has some Ertugrul clothes and a sword and he would watch the series wearing them with the sword in his hand. I used to laugh and make fun of him but then he bought a horse and now he watches it in his garden riding his horse.🤣🤣
I started watching Turkish Drama from 2019 .. my first drama was "Muhteşem yüzyıl"... Best storyline and great acting than Hollywood and Bollywood movies...Love From India 🇮🇳❤
I started watching them in march last year after a random tik tok video that caught my attention. I have seen over 40 shows in that time, enjoyed all and still have a lot to see. Once you go Dizi, you can't go back
This is not surprising. Turkish dramas are popular (and have been so) in the Arab World for over a decade. The two main sources of entertainment in terms of drama series in the Arab World come from either Egypt or Turkey.
It also doesn't hurt that the popular actors and actresses are usually stunningly beautiful. Kıvanç Tatlıtuğ | Engin Öztürk | Can Yaman | Burak Çelik | Birce Akalay | Melisa Asli Yazıcı | Miray Daner | Sıla Türkoğlu
I can say we have more beautiful and handsome actresses and actors and you don't know them. We mostly find the people you count ordinary except Kıvanç Tatlıtuğ. We had Sanem Çelik, Ece Uslu, Aydan Şener, Berna Laçin, Hande Ataizi, etc. in the past, they are really beautiful.
Watch this turkish drama : Erkenci Kuş ( Daydreamer). It is a very beautiful romantic and romantic comedy drama. you will instantly fall in love with the characters in this tv series.
I would absolutely recommend "Ezel" and "Içerde" who wants to find out why Turkish series are popular. But of course watch it in Turkish dub and English sub. Enjoy
This is true. Turkish dramas portray meaningful stories, culture, family values and true love. Its relatable to most people and cultures around the world. Unfortunately Hollywood has been giving us some disappointing dark content. The fun part about turkish series is that we can watch it as family audience. Some of their shows are extremely thrilling and intriguing..... Korean dramas are amazing but Turkish dramas are life changing. Worth watching !! You will fall in love with Turkey.❤❤❤❤❤
I've been watching turkisk dramas since 2009 before it became popular , I guess what it makes popular is the fact that turkisk actors are good looking in the screen and good acting as well, they have the adian culture but they have the European looks
I wonder how Göksel Arsoy and Arda Kural cannot be known, these are very handsome Turkish actors and they resemble Leonardo Di Caprio. Way lot handsome than Leo I bet confidently. Old school Turkish actors like Tarık Akan, Ayhan Işık, Cüneyt Arkın, İzzet Günay, Ediz Hun, Kartal Tibet are really handsome and suit cinema very well due to their radiance. When it comes to acting in theatre, Cüneyt Gökçer and Yıldız Kenter are legend.
I started watching Turkish dizis in 2016 and have been to Turkey several times. The programs show a lot of history, culture, action and family values. The story lines are kind of predictable but fun to watch for the drama and the actors/actresses are good-looking. It's a great way to learn the language because you have English subtitles and can hear how words are pronounced.
Watch 'Kizil goncalar' it is not predictable
Diziler aile kültürümüzü çoğu zaman yansıtmıyor. Hatta hiç alakamız olmayan dizi konuları var.
Dizi means serie
@ozkanarrslanyav bi sus
so you do not care about plot and what movie tell us, you just care if actor is good-looking?
Turkish actors and actress is another level, they're the most beautiful people ❤️
Haluk Bilginer dubs himself. Such a talent!
that's uhhh talking 🤓 ☝️
Oh wow good for him!!
@@RemziPala-yk8vi what I mean is he does that in both languages.
Way better acting & story lines then Hollywood. Definitely worth it.
Jo ke.
Agree
Pakistan seriously have an identity crisis
And they also portray human emotions much better.
as a turkish , acting is good in 20 percent of the dizis and these are the ones which exported
In Italy too. It took the Ottomans a few more centuries than they originally planned but they finally conquered Western Rome. I'm Italian and I can't go nowhere without hearing a Turkish name I would need at least 3 years to learn how to pronounce correctly. My grandma is watching a Turkish drama and she call the actors "that one" and the "son of that couple" "the sister of the one that went to jail" "the wife of that one" cause she can't pronounce those names either, but she is stubborn and she keeps watching all those turkish dramas anyway.
@@Goldenskies__ hahahha ciao!
Batı Roma’nın sahibi siz İtalyanlar. Doğu Roma’nın sahibi de biz Türkleriz.
Kültürlerimiz birbirinin aynısı.
keşke fatih sultan mehmet erkenden ölmeseydi de otrantodan romaya kadar alsaydık hahah. belki de kardeş halk olurduk italyanlarla.
Hahaha that soo relatable. We are from Pakistan. My mother in law does the same since the names can be difficult to pronounce.
Sweet! 🥰
I just visited Turkey few weeks ago. I’ve been to many countries but Turkey is hands down the best one I visited!!! Keep going my Turkish friends 👍
❤ Thanks for your kind words
Turkey is indeed one of the best countries
Turkish series touches the soul, that's the differences with rest.
Absolutely
Not at all.
Exactly!
@@mangopudding5979kiskanmayin nefretinizi baska yerde kusun😂
@@mangopudding5979 Are you jealous? :))
Turkish dramas are the best. I was astonished when I watched "'The Magnificent Century'' about Sultan Suleiman. The costumes and professionalism of the actors amazed me. TV show based on the history of the Ottoman Empire was incredibly intense and beautiful.
Derilish ertughrul is the best in the world
Well I am watching that show nowadays but gotta tell you that, that show has lots of historical problems in it, still good tho
@@AbdulcabbarKazmakurekyes. It was very entertaining to watch. Even though not always historically accurate.
This was my first series, a quality storytelling. Then I saw several Trukish series and learned about Osmaniya Khalifat .
I am from Uzbekistan. My whole family loves watching turkish drama.
Turkish Dramas are only famous in some countries.
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@@mangopudding5979kuyruk acınızı baska yerde verin bu kadarda kıskançlıkliginizi burda belli etmeyin.
@@mangopudding5979sen öyle san dünya neredeyse en çok dizi ihracati yapan ülkeyiz
Here in India 🇮🇳 Etrugrul, Uthman are super popular amongst youth although the government of India have banned these shows but yet people are watching them on VPN and USB Sticks.
Hindu muslim issue@@miss_pouty
@@miss_pouty They propound too many good values. India prefers movies like Raja Ki Aaegi Barat
@@genericuser-1 which era you live in 😂 Raja ki aayegi baraat !! 80s movie.. today's indian movie changed so much.. also try other regional movies Telugu , Malayalam , Tamil , Marathi movies rather bollywood.. also nothing is banned here except some chinese apps. We have access to watch Turkish dizis. That's why many fans exist here.. specially Burak Deniz fans..
Lol, not at all.
I love India as Turkish, no matter what. Not all of them are same
USA TV shows lost control, they care nudity over quality. Happy to know there is still Türkiye who makes good shows ❤
I’m Vietnamese American and I love Turkish tv shows
People love Turkish dramas. They can’t get enough of it
There is so much drama in the country that it creates a possibility for the movie makers and actors etc.
@@Leodicapri0there is so much drama in turkey?
@@nabilah...6493yea 😂
Lol, Turkish Dramas are famous in only a few countries.
@@nabilah...6493 No I actually meant Australia. Where did you get Turkey from?
The stories are fascinating and well-written, and the guys seriously hot. Kivanc Tatlitug is a great example of a talented and striking male actor. I am American of Greek heritage and have been to Turkey twice -- just enjoyed it and the Turks were so nice and very friendly people.
Kurt Seyit ve Şura was my first dizi and it (Kivanç) hooked me.
Greek people nice too ( ım a turkısh)
I love Turkish TV shows. We love watching as a family. Especially Mr.Haluk Bilginer is an amazing actor. I hope more Turkish series will be broadcast in my country. Turkey is a great country. We'll definitely visit next year as a family.
I recommend you also the actor Halit Ergenç. Especially his rol as Sultan Süleyman in Magnificent century. You can watch it with subtitle on youtube. And his other work Vatanım Sensin.
and Kıvanç Tatlıtuğ also a good actor 🤌🏻 especially in Kurt seyit & Şura. With subtitles on youtube. Lot's of love from a Turk living in the Netherlands 😁
Haluk Bilginer, iyi bir oyuncu değil.
@@metehan23 Ergenler oyle sanabilir ama onlarca yil tiyatro oynayan, ingiltere'de oduller, James Bond dahil Hollywood filmlerinde rol alan Haluk Bilginer'i bilen biliyor. Senin dusuncen ise sadece senin dusuncen. He diyip gecmek lazim 😂
@@mcdtubes Ne zırvalıyorsun lan sen? Ödülleri al… Münasip yerine…
Turkish Dramas are only famous in some countries.
The shows are relatively clean, meaning no nudity or sex scenes.
Yep, that's one factor. Most of them are safe to watch as a family.
There are few of Them
No we have that.
Unfortunately majority of Turkish serials nowadays do have sex and kissing scenes. Only their Islamic historical tv serials are withouts sex and kissing
Majority!?@@waleedsharif618
Turkish series producers put a lot of effort into their shows: the story lines are sometimes predictable, sometimes surprising, but the actors are superb, they wear beautiful clothing - or story appropriate clothing , the settings are beautiful , there are romances, historical stories, fight scenes, family values, humor, intrigue, - there’s something for everyone and the new series and new seasons will start in September. They also feature Turkish cuisine and good manners and more often than not-there justice is served.
I’ve watched many Turkish dramas. They are interesting and the stories are very different from Mexican and Latin American dramas. I definitely want to visit Türkiye, and do a historical tour. Their history and culture is so rich and diverse. It’s a subject you don’t get in history classes. Can’t wait to visit Turkiye! Inshallah!
Derilish ertughrul is the best in the world
Turkish Dramas are only famous in some countries.
Thank you for your kind words, I hope you'll visit 😊
I must say that as a Iranian I cant help but feel envious about Turkey especially with their soft power influence. much respect from an iranian-american. It sometimes makes me wonder if my country could have had a similar situation and influence on the world, cheers.
I’ve really enjoyed Irani movies. They’re a class of their own. Very artistic. Unfortunately so much talent has been suppressed.
Your country youth wannna be like west only if you accepted your Islamic Persian culture proudly you would have produced many shows regarding your rich culture history too pre islamic and post islamic too. It's such a shame. I am sure if you produce family oriented shows instead of rebel shows even Iran government would support.
hello, as a turkish woman, i also really admire the iranian culture and especially the history. the food is amazing, too. There are also many scientists brought up in Iran as far as ı know. So I think both cultures are very interesting :)
@@iflaziartçöp kültür
Iran ❤
I started watching Turkish series in 2018 and have been hooked since.
Even in Cuba 🇨🇺 they are famous
Not that famous
@@mangopudding5979 oh, yeah they are. I was surprised as well.
Ow interesting thank you
Hadi lan peki konum niye tr gösteriyor çok zeki arkadas😂😊
@@gjh723 geçen ay tatile gittim orada herkes türk olduğumu söylediğimde "Suleymannn, hurremm, çukurr" gibi tepkiler verdi. sorup araştırdığımda bir çeşit iptv gibi bir cihazı tvlere takarak izlediklerini öğrendim. Küba'da olduğumu iddia etmedim yani zeki arkadaş
Have been watching their shows for a few years now. Their actors are beyond talented. I think Hollywood gets too much credit. They got nothing on the Turkish actors
lol. Clearly you don’t know acting then.
@@cobra8888 you honestly want to tell me that the Hollywood actors are not overpaid and overrated? Have you watched good quality movies and shows from other countries? Hollywood has got nothing on them. Oscars are a joke. Patting each other on the back for mediocre, repetitive performances. 🥱 In regards to Turkish good caliber actors, way better than American. I ca say that with confidence and certainty, having watched both for many years
@@AIbh-gd9zt Yes I have more than you actually. Turks are good actors. But that is it. Good. Not exceptional and nothing superior to Westerners. Yes Oscars are patting in the back so not mentioning those, but great actors are always NOT FROM Turkey. I know what I am doing cause filmmaking is my thing. And exposed to many other films.
@@cobra8888 as I said, actors from other countries as well. Hollywood is getting way too much “credit” for talent, which, in my humble opinion, is maybe above average. Türkiye, among other countries in the world, doesn’t get enough recognition for what they are able to produce. The American film industry is dominating the world. Big budgets, special effects, etc. not necessarily most talented actors. And that’s a fact. Big name recognition, sells tickets. I never said Turkish actors were the best in the world, but what we are getting shoved down our throats from Hollywood is subpar. With some exceptions, of course.
Also, you cannot compare their shows with the over sexualized American soap operas. Maybe that’s why they are so popular in South America
İnsanlar Amerika'nın uçan ve zamanı durduran sahte süper kahramanlarından,saçmalıklarından bıktı.Onların sinemaları artık sinema değil, sadece bilgisayar efektleri.Amerikan ekonomisi çökmeye ve hollywood yok olmaya mahkum.Bu sadece zaman meselesi
My Arab dad is obsessed with the Ertugrul series (I think that’s what it’s called). He normally doesn’t watch tv but this one got his attention because it depicts important Islamic history in an exciting, positive way.
That show is phenomenal.
@@Asma_Mushtaq I will consider watching it! I just realized the show’s UA-cam channel has English subs and that’s great since it’s the only language I understand. (My dad watches the Arabic dubbed version)
that show doesnt show Turkish history and is far away from the reality. If you wanna flatter your islamic ideology watch it. But just know that it is all figment.
@@furkan8540 True, most entertainment shows are full of extra things that are not accurate. But filmmakers know viewers want excitement otherwise they would just read a book or watch a documentary. My dad is able to get enjoyment out of Ertugrul because we love what the Ottoman Empire did for Sunni Islam. It’s refreshing to show Muslim heroes for a change, because for too long Muslims have been portrayed by Western writers in bad lighting. He doesn’t watch the show for Turkish history. I never watched the series so I can’t comment any further. But I’m up for any feel-good, positive entertainment on Islamic history/leaders. I’d love a series on West African Muslim King Mansa Musa, or the Moors, for example, as long as it’s produced by Muslims.
@@bee2373 good, now tell your daddy to watch arab or pakistani or whatever shows that portray islam in his dreamy way. You know ertuğrul is a show which aimed to support ummah stuff in the modern world by portraying Turks as islamic heroes and leader of ummah, and who did this was current erdoğan government and some directors that support his ideas. As i said it is all fiction. Turks are not like that and never will be and in fact Turks were never like that (even during Ottomans) so you should stop talking about my history over fiction
I’m feeling proud and flattered to be Turkish, after hearing about this success. 🌼
Aslında gurur duyacağımız çok şeyiniz var ama kötü şartlar ve yeni neslin hırsı görmemizi engelliyor maalesef
They have been popular. Around the world Only USA is catching up slowly
Hollywood is already over . They became too political, corrupt and pointless. I watch my favourite old movies over and over because I really can’t find anything else to watch.
Derilish ertughrul is the best in the world
You forget the nudity...i watched Hollywood movies as a kid...now almost after 20 years i tried to watch a Hollywood movie and it sure looks like p*rn...
It is the same for me!
Turkish dizi's FTW🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 The chemistry between the leads are incredible.
Much love from Turkey 🇹🇷
These shows have substance! Whereas the shows from the west are all too focused on pushing out "hidden messages" 🙄🙄
IKR 🤦
Substance? Is repeating the same love story "substance" to you?
Don’t forget the homosexual agenda.
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My mom loves their soap operas
my mom too))
America has no orginal idea and turkey gives something new
Funny thing is, Turkish shows are all copy paste and filler episodes. Just as bad as Hollywood.
@@racheljacob8600 Lol. No they don’t.
Something new I am Turkish and our series all of them about there is a poor girl who trying to catch rich man’s attention
They’re all like jlos romantic movies😂 and to be honest, they’re actually hallmark movies like. Just with more likable actors and a bit of depth of the story, that’s all.
All of the enthusiasm about them is sexual attraction. I’m as a Turkish man, numerous times had to deal with questions about the guys on those shows. Gosh I know only a few so I was quite surprised that especially Hispanic people love them. Not to mention Asian guys find our girls very attractive.
So all the attention is for fantasies 😂
From Turkiye, they are not and i cant understand why people like them to much :)
Man, I’m praying that the series Behzat Ç lands in India and kicks those lame Indian series away....
Erdal Beşikcioglu (Behzat Ç.) quit acting in real life and became the head of one of the districts in the capital of Turkey. He is now a politician. (it is just some info.)
@@veraladinpure populism by the left
my best too
greek opinion before turkish dramas "turks look like asians from mongolia"
after turkish dramas "they are whiter than us"
Turkey is inheritor of some great empires(a couple of them actually). You can see all sorts of colors and types in Turkey. They may look like as Mongolians(they are related), Chinese(where they are geographically from) and as Tom Cruise or a Swedish blond.. Go and see it..
Yes, for example, my mother's side are Turks who came from Crimea centuries ago, and my father's side are Turks who came from Uzbekistan, Bukhara and Samarkand. Among my relatives, there are also those who look like Tom Cruise.
This sounds like a Turk’s opinion of what they imagine the Greek opinion to be.
We are the same, brother. Only we are Trojans and you are Spartans.
@@SerkanC-c8l We are not Trojans, we are Turks, simple is that.
Trojans are also Greeks, so be mindful about that.
The storyline of the Turkish series is very interesting, and the endings are real. It is an actress who has a natural beauty, and she is extremely talented her name is Sila Turkoglu ❤
Since i have been watching Turkish Dramas i am totally addicted, i can't hardly watch English or American movies now, I find the acting doesn't get any better than the Turkish artists, they are amazing. The stories are compelling to watch. The Turkish directors understand what the people enjoy and they really know how to cast their movie actors with beautiful and talented people at the forfront.
Have you watched love for rent
I can't lie Turks are in another level Allahuma Barik ❤❤😊
I love the Turkish show. I learned turkish, too, for free 😂😂😂
Are you fluent and how difficult was it for you to learn?
@@amatulfulani6390actually i learned the basics also the language is very beautiful and you remember the old islamic history despite some false historical facts
Have you watched love for rent
@@rashidatamim4884 I watched love for rent in urdu, and in Turkish. In urdu it was more funny, special Nerman and her gay friend was very funny.
@@rayblox4859 this two are very funny 😂😂😂
I love Turkey so much! Turkiye has always been the East of the West and the West of the East. it's so exotic💙
Turkey culture is blend of west and east fusion that's why its watching audience is automatically high
Sorry it’s not a blend, Turkish culture is Asian, from Central Asia precisely;)
Not a blend. It has Turkish characteristic literally but using an adaptation to the World. Similar to the case of Japanese and Korean cultures using an adaptation to the World.
I am South African and started watching Turkish dramas in 2015. Since the lockdown , I only watch Turkish drama. I am hooked to Ruzgarli tepe currently ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I love it❤.
Same here from🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿
in the series you also see how diverse Turkish looks are and it is indeed representative for the entire Turkish population. We have Eastern Asian looking Turks, we have Turks looking llike Middle Easterns, we have Turks being pale and fair haired with bright colored eyes. Turkey has them all and Im especially proud of this.
Very true....which makes Turkey the ultimate "melting pot".
turkish population become diverse over centuries one can see European looking turks , middle eastern looking etc
and Afro-Turks
I watched Turkish drama named yunus emre. And it is the best drama i have ever watched.
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Yeni keşfettiğim bir şey var. Ben çocukken 1986 yılında " Çalıkuşu" dizisi Türkiye'de çok popülerdi. Herkesin diziyi beklediğini hatırlıyorum. UA-cam yorumlarında eski Sovyet coğrafyasında da bu dizinin çok popüler olduğunu görüyorum. Dizinin müziğini duyunca ağladığını yazanlar var. Hâlâ duygusal bağları var diziyle. Rus tv'si diziyi satın alıp yayınlamış ve adeta patlamış. Tesadüf yani. Tesadüf olmayan bir şey varsa Türk tiyatro, sinema ve dizi sektörünün dünya çapında olması. Tek handikap ise Türkiye'nin hem dışlanması hem de içe kapanık olması. Yine bir tesadüf eseri, Şilili bir tv yöneticisinin, Türkçe'yi anlamadan sadece oyunculuğa bakarak " Bin Bir Gece " dizisini izleyip, ithal etmesi ve batmakta olan kanalını kurtarması. Latinler çok sevdi Türk dizilerini. Kendilerine benzeyen ama çok farklı kültürü olan kardeşlerini buldular. Tuna nehrinin güneyi, yani eski Greko- Roman ve Osmanlı dünyası; Ortadoğu ve Orta Asya, Latin Amerika ve Kuzey Afrika... Bu halklar birbirleriyle çok yakın ilişki kurabilirler. Farklı halkların aynı şeyi yani Türk dizilerini sevmeleri bize bunu düşündürtüyor. Ayrıca Balkanlardan Pasifik denizine kadar Türkçe'nin farklı lehçelerini konuşan halklar İstanbul Turkçesi ile tanışıyor ve çok kolay öğrenebiliyorlar. Dil birliğini de sağlayabilir diziler, yirmi sene içersinde. Tabii kaliteli yapımlarla. Çünkü artık iyice tekrara düştüler. Türk dizilerini sevenlerin talepkar olması gerekiyor
Binbir gece’yi hipnoz olmus gibi izlerdik😂
Sovyetler Çalıkuşu'daki fikirler kendi ideolojisine uyduğu için yayınladılar, tesadüf değildi. Aynı sovyetler Türk filmi yayınlayacağız diye bütün köyü toplayıp 70lerin se.x filmini de göstermiş. 2000'lerde Ankara'ya okumaya gelen Kırgız ve Kazaklardan duymuştum.
come on you love turkiye too much, it is biased opinion
Açıkçası biz Türk dizi sektörünün bu populeritesini kullanmayı ve turizme dökmeyi beceremiyoruz. Bu diziler youtube kanallarında yayınlanırken ingilizce altyazılı yayınlansa mesela, hatta sadece ilk 3 bölümleri bile ingilizce altyazılı yayınlansa şimdiki popüleritesini en az 5e katlar. Aynı zamanda bu oyuncuların katıldıkları talk showlar da ingilizce altyazı koysa bu kez bu populerite diğer Türkçe youtube içeriklerine de sıçrar. Türk kültürüyle daha da fazla tanışmış olur insnalar. Bu resmen kültür turizmi demek. Bir de bu programlar Türkiye'deki henüz çok bilinir olmayan ama turizmin artırılmayı hedeflendiği mekanlarda çekilse mesela as sana harika bir turizm tanıtımı. Biz biraz içe kapalı kalıyoruz. Bilemiyoruz işi.
@@procyon1yanılıyorsun. Turizmle ilgili verilere bakarsan hiç de söylediğin gibi değil. Çok fazla turist gelmeye başladı dizilerden sonra. Daha doğrusu çeşitlendi. İçe kapanıklık eskidendi. Ama gelenlerin izlenimleri felaket. İnsanlar soyulmamak için birbirlerini uyarıyor. İnsan Türklüğünden utanıyor bizim yankesicilerin yaptıklarını okuyunca. Polisin turist kılığına girip bu çürükleri ayıklaması lazım.
They are also quite popular in Azerbaijan. Here people watch Turkish TV without translation because our languages are close. Little children started speaking Turkish because they watch cartoons in Turkish. My childhood was in the 90s, I watched Latin American soap operas in Russian (our TV channels did not translate back then), that's how I learned Russian. But Latin American soap operas disappeared in the early 2000s and were replaced by Turkish ones.
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Have you watched love for rent❤❤❤
I have a columbian friend Javier , he says people are watching them with holding swords 🙃, he stops gaving me spanish lessons when the serials stars
I watched feriha with my mother when i was a kid..it was so nice and i was so happy to understand some words from Turkish language...
lmfao, your pfp is so funny ^^
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Disney Plus, Amazon Prime and Netflix broadcast even the oldest Turkish TV series all over the world.
Men are men and women are women, good stories and families. 😊
I am from Canada, converted to Islam 13 years ago, and I was planning to move to Turkey after watching Ertugrul! Still thinking about it, but after seeing the economy not being good, rent going up in Turkeye and Turkish people struggling to rent, I am now reconsidering.
mashallah sister! Rent is indeed a bit troublesome. Yet general cost of living is at least stabilizing if not getting better. But if you have a dream, follow it. Things will sort themselves out. You can always move back to your home country anytime you want
Hey sister,I congratulate you on your best decision of your life❤I recommend you to consider moving to Bursa.It's the 4th biggest city in Turkiye,called "green Bursa",the firts capital of Ottoman Empire so blended with both history and natural beauty.You can find many many religious meetings to attend and cost of living has a large range here;Bursa hosts people from many different economic back ground.
Thank you for your opinions about Türkiye and I congratulate you!
Yaptığınız işe bağlı olarak iyi bir yaşam sürebilirsiniz evet kiralar yüksek hayat pahalı ancak iyi bir maaş düzeyine sahip olabilirsiniz
Love them!!! Vatanim Sensin and Kurt Seyit ve Sura are my favorites. Currently watching Hercai and loving it ❤
Wow am done with hecai watch love for rent
"Ezel" everyone should definitely watch "ezel" It was one of the best.
Ezel is amazing. I am Turkish but grew up internationally outside the nation so never got into the dramas too much - but this is the one I watched even repeatedly. The plot is mysterious and dramatic, the soundtrack is chilling, and some of the characters became a cultural classic. There is one akin to Uncle Iroh from Avatar Last Airbender, a philosophical old mafia boss with an emotional backstory. I recommend it to everyone.
@@sarpsayslikening Dayı to Uncle Iroh is a great way to introduce the character to the people in more ways than I first thought. Great job!
Kurtlar Vadisi’ni izle. :)
watch the "valley of wolves" it's better than ezel ;)
@@rrraven369tales of ba sing se...😢
In the world of AL and CGI , in contrast Turkish TV serials or movies have a lot to offer; culture, sensibility, moral ground, autentic settings, story lines . Being presented by very exciting story line and excellent quality of acting is a huge bonus.
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I switched to Turkish shows because the content from western media was filled with nudity explicit content that made me uncomfortable. They don't make movies like Jumanji, home alone anymore. It's just filth. Once I did the switch before I knew it I was done with 5 seasons of Ertugrul. There's no going back 😂 So grateful to Pakistani media also for dubbing it in Urdu. My current obsession is Salahuddin Ayubi It's so good 😭😭
Dirilis Ertugrul is a must watch. It’s clean and wholesome. A must watch for families ❤
I loved The Kulup and Midnight at Pera Palace. Both shows have good love stories, drama, and beautiful costumes. I will definitely be watching more Turkish dramas.
Aşkı Memnu dizisini izle.
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In South Africa, they translate Turkish series and movies into English and Afrikaans! They really enjoy it!
I love turkish series. I can't say how many of it I watched. I've just started 3 new ones. Greetings from Poland ❤
Try ruzgarl tepe you will like it🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿
I get this video recommended to me as my dads watching a turkish drama on the tv😭😭😭
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Photography, lighting, editing, superbly done!
Yes!!
Yes if you see it, you will love Turkish drama.
Sokak kedilerimiz ve dizilerimiz ile Türkiye'nin global kültürde yavaş yavaş kendine yer açması beni bir nebze de olsa mutlu ediyor. Artık ülkemizin güzelliklerini ve kültürünü insanlara göstermeye başlıyoruz.
Turist de çok var maşallah
Yakında kedili ülke ismini alırız 😊
Dizi is a Life Style for Turkish people.
I watch them. Much better than U.S. content. I love them!
Have you watched love for rent
Turkish series touch the soul and they are emotional and drama at its peak
Once your in it your gone 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I think you hit the nail on the head.
Most Hollywood movies are too mechanical, you can't see/feel the human element that much.
Their conversations are like happening between robots.
In contrast, Turkish dramas embrace you, you can feel the human element, they grab you with their emotional content, you feel part of the scene.
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I'm gone too since I started watching turkish dizi early this year I have lost my heart and soul in turkey
Rich content and genuine storylines ,that's what make them successful.
Cause they are mostly non-vulgar and majestic. Btw love from India
I started watching Turkish TV shows in 2018 and I was like where have they been all my life! The men are super hot. The shows are super emotional and written many times by women so it’s very female centric. But they’re very high-quality and the acting is brilliant. I definitely think America needs to translate more of them, and make them more mainstream here
Great to hear! I"d like to have a greencard if you are interested lol💍
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@@orhanleblebici 😆gunadyan...so then after that you will cheat on me. your annay or yengay will be plotting my demise and your crazy ex will turn up at my doorstep. Then someone will faint and someone else will jump off a cliff...maybe I'll leave the drama for the screen lol
@@rashidatamim4884 Yes amazing main story!
I've only been watching the dizi's for about a year and a half (I'm a 70+ year old Alaskan resident). I really enjoy them and are much better if it's being translated correctly AND you gotta like DRAMA, LOTS AND LOTS OF DRAMA AND CONFRONTATIONS. They can get you worked up emotionally too . Many are serials and rarely have the ugly language and nude scenes that tend to be a part of American movies now.
Your state is spectacular! I was fortunate enough to visit Alaska three times in winter. Watching some intense Northern Lights in the Fairbanks was a surreal experience. By the way, my favorite dizi is "Magnificent Century", particularly its first 83 episodes. They are all available with English subtitles on the UA-cam channel "Magnificent Century". The soundtrack is particularly superb.
Lady you need to see Ezel. Thank me later.
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I was obsessed with Dirilis Ertugrul. It’s such a good show. A little long, but good. I even went to Turkey and tried to buy Ertugrul merchandise. Unfortunately at the time, they didn’t have an Ertugrul Store. Not sure if they even have one now. I’m so used to everything in the US being so commercialized. Good for Turkey!
ahahaha that is so odd for me that for you to have an expectation of an Ertugrul Store :D But ill tell them to open one its a great idea. And watch Ezel if you want to see something with good script
@@orhanleblebici Ezel? I will give it a try :D
Have you watched love for rent
@@rashidatamim4884 no, but I will look for it
There are stores like this these days and you can also order online. My uncle has some Ertugrul clothes and a sword and he would watch the series wearing them with the sword in his hand. I used to laugh and make fun of him but then he bought a horse and now he watches it in his garden riding his horse.🤣🤣
I started watching Turkish Drama from 2019 .. my first drama was "Muhteşem yüzyıl"... Best storyline and great acting than Hollywood and Bollywood movies...Love From India 🇮🇳❤
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I started watching them in march last year after a random tik tok video that caught my attention. I have seen over 40 shows in that time, enjoyed all and still have a lot to see.
Once you go Dizi, you can't go back
Have you watched love for rent❤❤
Try ruzgarl tepe dizi
This is not surprising. Turkish dramas are popular (and have been so) in the Arab World for over a decade. The two main sources of entertainment in terms of drama series in the Arab World come from either Egypt or Turkey.
It also doesn't hurt that the popular actors and actresses are usually stunningly beautiful.
Kıvanç Tatlıtuğ | Engin Öztürk | Can Yaman | Burak Çelik | Birce Akalay | Melisa Asli Yazıcı | Miray Daner | Sıla Türkoğlu
I can say we have more beautiful and handsome actresses and actors and you don't know them. We mostly find the people you count ordinary except Kıvanç Tatlıtuğ. We had Sanem Çelik, Ece Uslu, Aydan Şener, Berna Laçin, Hande Ataizi, etc. in the past, they are really beautiful.
Kenan İmirzalıoğlu
Cansu Dere
Tayyip Erdoğan
Turks are mostly beautiful, Greeks look the same 😂
lol. watched one turkish tv series in my life - back in the 2011 about Fatmagul))) moved to turkey in 2012) live here since then lol
Wow
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Watch this turkish drama : Erkenci Kuş ( Daydreamer). It is a very beautiful romantic and romantic comedy drama. you will instantly fall in love with the characters in this tv series.
Turkish shows are very popular in Pakistan 🇵🇰🇹🇷
I would absolutely recommend "Ezel" and "Içerde" who wants to find out why Turkish series are popular. But of course watch it in Turkish dub and English sub. Enjoy
Çok şükür çukur yerine içerde öneren aklı başında biri
This is true. Turkish dramas portray meaningful stories, culture, family values and true love. Its relatable to most people and cultures around the world. Unfortunately Hollywood has been giving us some disappointing dark content. The fun part about turkish series is that we can watch it as family audience. Some of their shows are extremely thrilling and intriguing.....
Korean dramas are amazing but Turkish dramas are life changing. Worth watching !! You will fall in love with Turkey.❤❤❤❤❤
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In South Asia Turkish series is so popular
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I've been watching turkisk dramas since 2009 before it became popular , I guess what it makes popular is the fact that turkisk actors are good looking in the screen and good acting as well, they have the adian culture but they have the European looks
"Sultan Abdulhamid" series is more than a drama, it's a university. Respect from Albania
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My dad loves "Magnificent Century" turkish drama.
He watched it twice already.
I like Ertugrul, it's the best drama by far produced by Turkey.
It has been like that for the last 5-10 years. Turkish dramas replace the Telenovelas.
Kiralik Ask kept me happy & sane during "the lockdown" in 2020 😂❤😂❤ on UA-cam...
Kara Para Ask on Netflix❤❤❤
Kara Para Aşk is my favorite. I was in Istanbul last year and went to see Elif and Ömer’s pink house.
Kiralik ask my favorite❤❤
I’m hooked to Turkish dramas.
turks are good looking thats why
Better than south Africans. They are better that's why your people always go to there 😂 @@suezcontours6653
@@suezcontours6653you must be Greek lol 😂
No it’s not it’s all very good
@@suezcontours6653 someone"s butthurt
@@suezcontours6653 i have zero % turkish dna..and yes most of the actors and actresses are indeed very good looking
Its Turkiye now, not Turkey.
I think they changed their old name Turkey, and now the new name is Chicken.
@@mn7486 The name of the matter inside your skull was also changed from brain to "mashed potato" by now... fyi
@@mn7486 duuuude you're so hilarious 😂😂😂😂😐
How about Türkistan or Türkiyestan
kanka çok da önemli değil ya, dalga geçmeleri daha iyi aslında
Number one reason : unlike netflix ther is no lgbt scene in turkish drama
Our Actor and Actrist better than Hollywood Stars. Love from Turkiye🇹🇷
I remember seeing my cousin watch a Turkish soap opera… she was straight up crying… I don’t understand why!
Dizis❣️ Because of turkish series I wanted to move to Turkey, soon.
Turkish series hits different ❤
Magnificent Century! It’s a history lesson & a beautiful aesthetic show.
I love Turkey so much! Turkiye has always been the East of the West and the West of the East. it's so exotic💙
I wonder how Göksel Arsoy and Arda Kural cannot be known, these are very handsome Turkish actors and they resemble Leonardo Di Caprio. Way lot handsome than Leo I bet confidently. Old school Turkish actors like Tarık Akan, Ayhan Işık, Cüneyt Arkın, İzzet Günay, Ediz Hun, Kartal Tibet are really handsome and suit cinema very well due to their radiance.
When it comes to acting in theatre, Cüneyt Gökçer and Yıldız Kenter are legend.
Beautiful actors , amazing stories and big budgets.
Love em ! Just too good.
I am Türkmen from Iraq. Seljuk Turks Empire better then Ottoman Empire. All of Seljuks Fans, You guys are smart one
Selam olsun türkmenlere ❤❤ daima arkanızdayız
Ottomans cames from seljuks
Ottoman Empire is the climax of whole Türkish History. But we love Seljucks a lot as well
Selçuks gave way to Ottomans once it was dissolved.
its same both of the empire is ours so no metter which you prefer :D
Guys watch Marasli a very high quality turkish drama!!
Ertugrul is a great one!
Since 2010, my first ever was "What is Fatmagül's Fault" and was very good.
Loving Turkish series since 2014