Lohusa turns the exhausting first weeks after childbirth into a running Turkish comedy, following a pair of brand-new parents who thought they were ready for a baby and clearly were not.
What is Lohusa about?
Gupse Özay and Onur Gürçay star as a couple whose lives flip upside down the moment their first child arrives. What follows is a chaotic stretch of sleepless nights, family visits, and the kind of small domestic disasters that only new parents recognize. Director Kıvanç Baruönü keeps the tone light, treating the postpartum period less as a milestone and more as an ongoing survival test, with humor drawn from exhaustion rather than exaggeration.
About the cast
Gupse Özay leads an ensemble that includes Onur Gürçay, Hazal Türesan, Esra Ruşan, Servet Pandur, Feri Baycu Güler, Su Şanad, and Elif Nur Kerkük, filling out the extended circle of relatives and friends who orbit the new parents during their hardest weeks.
Context & significance
Released in 2024, Lohusa arrives from Turkey's busy comedy scene, a genre that regularly travels well to Persian-speaking audiences thanks to its family-centered humor and recognizable domestic setups. The film's focus on new parenthood — the exhaustion, the unsolicited advice, the fumbling first days — gives it a broad hook that doesn't depend on knowing Turkish pop culture references. It also sits comfortably alongside K-Time's wider slate of family comedies, where relatable domestic chaos tends to land regardless of the language it started in.
Watching Lohusa on Ktime
Lohusa streams on K-Time with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, so viewers can pick whichever fits their evening. A free K-Time account is all that's needed to watch — the film's page itself is open to browse without logging in, and the Farsi-language experience across the site is built with the Iranian diaspora in mind.