Is Masumiyet Muzesi dubbed in Persian (Farsi)?

Yes. K-Time streams the series with a full Persian dub, so you can follow every episode entirely in Farsi. Persian subtitles are also available if you prefer the original Turkish audio.

Koja bebinam Masumiyet Muzesi ba duble farsi?

You can watch the full series with Persian dubbing on K-Time — on the web at ktime.app, on your TV, or on your Android phone. No VPN needed and no geographic restriction applies.

Is this based on Orhan Pamuk's novel The Museum of Innocence?

Yes. The mini-series is a direct adaptation of Pamuk's prize-winning novel, bringing the 1970s Istanbul setting and its story of forbidden love faithfully from the page to the screen.

How many episodes does Masumiyet Muzesi have?

Masumiyet Muzesi is a mini-series with episodes running approximately 55 minutes each. Check the title page on K-Time for the full episode list as new episodes become available.

Masumiyet Muzesi

Name: Masumiyet Muzesi
Genre: Drama, NETFLIX, Mini-Series
Released: 2026
Cast: Selahattin Paşalı, Eylül Lize Kandemir, Oya Unustası, Tilbe Saran, Bülent Emin Yarar

Director: Zeynep Günay Tan

Cast: Selahattin Paşalı, Eylül Lize Kandemir, Oya Unustası, Tilbe Saran, Bülent Emin Yarar

Masumiyet Muzesi is a 2026 Turkish drama mini-series directed by Zeynep Günay Tan, adapted from Orhan Pamuk's celebrated novel The Museum of Innocence. Set against the vivid backdrop of 1970s Istanbul, it traces an all-consuming love story between a wealthy man and a young shop-girl, weaving obsession, class, and memory into an intimate portrait of longing.

What is Masumiyet Muzesi about?

Istanbul, the 1970s. Kemal is a privileged young man from a respectable family, quietly gliding toward an expected future — an engagement, a social position, a life plotted out by others. Then he crosses paths with Füsun, a beautiful and spirited shop-girl who is his distant relative. What begins as a stolen afternoon quickly deepens into something neither of them can contain. As Kemal finds himself drawn ever further from the world he was meant to inhabit, the distance between their social worlds grows impossible to bridge — yet impossible to abandon. The series unfolds across years, mapping not just a relationship but the transformation of an entire city, as Istanbul itself shifts and modernises around two people frozen in their private grief and desire. Each episode is rich with period texture — the clothes, the music, the rituals of a society in transition — and each scene asks how long a person can remain devoted to a feeling the world insists should be forgotten.

Cast & crew

Director Zeynep Günay Tan brings a poet's patience to each frame, favouring stillness and texture over melodrama. Leading the cast, Selahattin Paşalı plays Kemal with quiet intensity, conveying obsession through restraint rather than outburst. Eylül Lize Kandemir gives Füsun warmth and complexity, making her far more than the object of a man's longing. The ensemble — including Oya Unustası, Tilbe Saran, Bülent Emin Yarar, Gülçin Kültür Şahin, Zeynep Dinsel, and Tolga İskit — grounds the period Istanbul world with lived-in authenticity.

Context & significance

For Persian-speaking viewers, Masumiyet Muzesi arrives with a particular resonance. Istanbul of the 1970s shares a cultural memory with Tehran of the same era — the tailored suits, the modernising cities, the unspoken codes around love, family, and class that shaped an entire generation. Orhan Pamuk's source novel is widely read among educated Iranians, and seeing its world rendered in moving image, with a Persian dub making the emotional register fully accessible, gives this adaptation a ready-made audience across the diaspora. The series is available on K-Time with full Persian dubbing, so no translation barrier stands between viewers and the story's slow-burn emotional pull. It also carries Persian subtitles for those who prefer to hear the original Turkish performances.

Where & how to watch

Masumiyet Muzesi is available now on K-Time with a Persian dub and Persian subtitles. Watch on the web, your TV, or your phone — no VPN needed, no geo-blocking, no extra download required. Start a subscription and cancel anytime.