Sila

Growing up as a foster child in a well-established family in Istanbul, Sıla (Cansu Dere) lives a happy life without any problems. One day, he meets his real family, which he thinks is dead, and their irresistible customs. His life is upside down. His real father and brother come to the house where Sıla grew up. They tell Sıla that her mother is dying and that her last wish is to see her daughter. In fact, they hide what they're going to take to give Sıla in return for the berdel. Sıla, who is curious about her own mother, is unaware of what will happen to her when she goes to the city she was born to see her. When he thinks that his hometown, which he dreams, gives him beauty, he is not aware of what is happening. When he was prepared for his brother's wedding, he is unaware that he is preparing for his own wedding. The Genco tribe, in which the cherries were given due to the irdel, was forced to marry Boran (Mehmet Akif Alakurt).