Güller ve Günahlar

Güller ve Günahlar

TV Series · 2025–2026 · 19 people

Güller ve Günahlar is a drama series that began on Kanal D on October 11, 2025, and airs on Saturday evenings. It is produced by NGM, with Nazlı Heptürk as producer, written by Yelda Eroğlu and Birol Elginöz and directed by Deniz Can Çelik. It moved into a second season.

Murat Yıldırım plays Serhat Tecer and Cemre Baysel plays Zeynep Candan. Oya Unustası plays Serhat's wife Berrak Tecer, Serdar Orçin plays Cihan Tecer and Emel Çölgeçen plays Refika Candan. Gülenay Kalkan plays the family's domineering mother Sevim Tecer, and Ahmet Saraçoğlu (Arif Candan), Yade Arayıcı (Kader), Bengisu Anapa (Birce) and Aleyna Solaker (Azra Tecer) are also in the cast.

Serhat lost his father and his money as a boy, then built a business on honesty and family ties. When a large secret Berrak has kept for years comes out and she falls into a coma, his life is overturned and he starts looking for answers. His path crosses that of Zeynep, a blunt and brave florist chasing the same truth. Love, secrets, betrayal and revenge run through the relationship that follows.

DirectorDeniz Can Çelik
Production companyNGM
NetworkKanal D

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Series Binger A series devotee tracking character arcs, cast chemistry and season pacing.

A Saturday evening slot and a move into a second season show the series is holding its audience. Serhat and Zeynep chasing the same truth sets up an engine that can carry across seasons: a wife in a coma and a large secret kept for years. The trouble with a run this long is that the same secrets and betrayals come back into circulation, and it is realistic to expect the story to mark time in the middle stretches. The large family cast is good supporting material, but the scenes of the central pair remain the real fuel.

Cinephile Looks at script, editing and directing choices; keeps a distance from formula films.

A man who built a business on honesty sees his life overturned when a secret breaks open, and his path crosses that of a florist chasing the same truth: this brings together the most familiar patterns of melodrama. The quartet of love, secrets, betrayal and revenge says nothing new, so judgment depends on how the pattern is handled. A long run tests a script's tendency toward repetition and stretching. A pair chasing a shared truth gives the episodes a clear goal; the question is how long it stays fresh. It is comfortable for those who like the formula, but not a bold production in its storytelling choices.

Family Viewer Asks whether the whole household can watch it; cares about humor and heart.

This series is not a simple pick for watching as a whole family. It has heavy events such as love, betrayal, revenge and a woman falling into a coma; it is a familiar melodrama for adults but too loaded for small children. A large family cast with a domineering matriarch like Sevim Tecer can add warmth to the story. Still, anyone who wants to watch it with children on a Saturday evening should look at an episode or two first.

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