Drama |
Bahriye Simsek is an Anatolian woman who raises both her children and her land alone. Because of her experiences, she believes that men are the biggest test in women's lives. Like herself, she raises her three daughters, Feraset, Mahur, and Inci, as "enemies of love." Inci also obeys her mother until one day her sister calls her saying "catch up, we are dying". While helping her sister, Inci meets surgeon Uygar. Uygar, who has closed his doors to love, is planning a peaceful marriage with Mahur, his best friend, when he meets Inci and his plans are turned upside down. Uygar and Inci, two struggling young people, are gradually drawn to each other as they try to solve a problem together. Inci's choices will radically change the lives of Uygar, Mahur, and Bahriye.
Drama |
Bahriye Simsek is an Anatolian woman who raises both her children and her land alone. Because of her experiences, she believes that men are the biggest test in women's lives. Like herself, she raises her three daughters, Feraset, Mahur, and Inci, as "enemies of love." Inci also obeys her mother until one day her sister calls her saying "catch up, we are dying". While helping her sister, Inci meets surgeon Uygar. Uygar, who has closed his doors to love, is planning a peaceful marriage with Mahur, his best friend, when he meets Inci and his plans are turned upside down. Uygar and Inci, two struggling young people, are gradually drawn to each other as they try to solve a problem together. Inci's choices will radically change the lives of Uygar, Mahur, and Bahriye.