Yahşi Charm (Yahşi Cazibe) (translated)

Süreç Film made the Turkish sitcom Yahşi Cazibe, which aired on ATV from 2010 to 2012. Its 93 episodes, each about 90 minutes long, ran across two seasons, ending on June 16, 2012. The word "yahşi" in the title comes from Azerbaijani and means good or beautiful, while "cazibe" means charm or seduction. The series also won the Golden Butterfly Award for Best Comedy Series.

The story revolves around Cazibe Abbasova, played by Aslıhan Gürbüz, an Azerbaijani-born woman who is ready to marry on paper so she can stay in Türkiye. Through Ms. Gül, who arranges illegal marriages, she reaches Kemal, a man who has been in financial trouble for some time. Under their deal the couple must stay married for three years without divorcing and convince the inspectors that the marriage is real. Kemal accepts because of the large sum he will be paid. The two see each other for the first time on the wedding day and, with opposite personalities, start quarrelling within minutes. Complications come from Kemal's girlfriend Simge, his boss's daughter, and from Ejder, the foreign-marriage detective who tries to prove that Cazibe married only for citizenship.