Ben Gri follows a lawyer whose ordered life cracks open the moment his daughter is harmed, pulling him into a world of anonymous threats and old debts he thought were buried.

What is Ben Gri about?

Fuat Akıncı has built a career on being the calm, respected voice in the room — a lawyer whose reputation rests on discipline and control. That control collapses when his daughter suffers a devastating attack, and Fuat begins receiving cryptic messages on his phone from someone who seems to know exactly how to unravel him. Chasing the sender pulls him away from courtrooms and into places his profession never prepared him for, where the line between justice and revenge keeps moving. Old associates resurface, favors owed for decades come due, and Fuat has to decide how far he will bend the principles that once defined him. The series builds its tension less through spectacle than through the slow erosion of a man's certainty about who he is once the people meant to protect his family fail to. Turkish crime drama has leaned hard into this kind of morally clouded protagonist in recent years, and Ben Gri sits comfortably in that lineage — a story about the private cost of public composure.

About the cast

Timuçin Esen anchors the series as Fuat, working across a large ensemble that includes Ebru Özkan, Alican Yücesoy, Ilayda Akdoğan, Buçe Buse Kahraman, Onur Bilge, and Selin Kahraman, each drawn into the widening circle of consequences around him.

Context & significance

Produced in Turkey and released in 2022, Ben Gri belongs to a wave of Turkish crime and mystery series that pair a procedural spine with heavier family drama, a combination that has traveled well with audiences well beyond Turkey's borders, including Persian-speaking viewers drawn to its mix of tension and domestic stakes.

Watching Ben Gri on Ktime

Ben Gri streams on K-Time with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles available, so viewers can follow either the dubbed track or the original Turkish with Farsi subtitles. Watching requires a free K-Time account login; the show's page itself is open to browse without signing in, and the interface runs in Farsi throughout.