Divorce cases involving Istanbul's most influential families sit at the center of Evlilik Hakkinda, a 2021 Turkish drama series about a lawyer, her mother, and a brother who complicates both.
What is Evlilik Hakkinda about?
Azra Günay has built a career as a divorce lawyer for well-known, powerful clients across Istanbul, working alongside her mother Çolpan Cevher, a veteran of the same field who commands respect long before Azra earned any of her own. The series draws its tension from that arrangement: a daughter proving herself in a profession her mother essentially defined, handling marriages that are ending in public view while trying to keep her own family functioning in private. Azra's hard-headed brother adds friction rather than support, pulling family obligation into cases that are already emotionally loaded. Rather than treating each divorce as a standalone case-of-the-week, the show uses the firm's client roster as a way to examine what marriage and separation look like among people whose lives are already public, while the mother-daughter dynamic supplies the show's steadier, longer-running thread across its two-hour episodes.
About the cast
Gökçe Bahadır leads as Azra, with a large ensemble around her including Bertan Asllani, Cevdet Arıcılar, Esma Yılmaz, Rüzgar Doruk Özmü, Emine Ada Sezer, Mila Kasarcı, and Erdal Küçükkömürcü. The size of the cast reflects a series built around an extended family and a client list rather than a small, contained circle of characters.
Context & significance
Evlilik Hakkinda arrived in 2021 within a long-running Turkish tradition of family and legal dramas that use a professional setting to explore private relationships, a genre pairing that has consistently found an audience among Persian-speaking viewers drawn to Turkish television. Director Yusuf Pirhasan works with two-hour episodes, giving the mother-daughter relationship and the wider ensemble room to develop alongside the case-driven plotting.
Watching Evlilik Hakkinda on Ktime
Evlilik Hakkinda is available on K-Time with both Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, so viewers can pick whichever suits them after a free account login. The page can be browsed by anyone without signing in, and watching the episodes requires only a K-Time account, with no purchase or trial period involved. K-Time's Farsi-language interface makes it easy for Persian-speaking viewers to move from this title into other Turkish family dramas across the catalogue.