Sifirinci Gun follows a tight-knit squad of special ops officers pulled into a manhunt that reshapes every one of their lives.
What is Sifirinci Gun about?
Seven special ops officers and their commanding leader are assigned to track down Ejder, the head of an organized crime network whose reach has grown too large to ignore. The 2022 Turkish crime drama builds its tension around the operation itself: surveillance, close calls, and the toll the assignment takes on a team that has to trust each other completely to survive it. When the squad finally closes in on their target, the confrontation changes the direction of their lives for good, and the series spends its remaining episodes tracing what that shift costs each of them personally and professionally. Action & Adventure, Drama, and Crime elements are woven together rather than kept in separate lanes, so shootouts and stakeouts share screen time with quieter scenes about loyalty, rank, and the weight of command. At 150 minutes per entry, the show gives its ensemble room to develop beyond their roles as operatives.
About the cast
The ensemble is led by Aybüke Pusat and Engin Öztürk, with Damla Colbay, Yiğit Özşener, Berk Cankat, Sarp Akkaya, Naz Çağla Irmak, and Turgay Tanülkü rounding out the squad and its wider orbit. Director Süleyman Mert Özdemir keeps the team dynamic at the center of the storytelling.
Context & significance
Sifirinci Gun arrives from Turkey in 2022 as part of a wave of Turkish crime and action series that have found a growing audience among Persian-speaking viewers, who often gravitate toward Turkish television for its blend of procedural tension and family- and loyalty-driven drama. The series sits comfortably in that tradition while keeping its focus tightly on one operation and its aftermath.
Watching Sifirinci Gun on Ktime
Sifirinci Gun is available on K-Time with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, so viewers can follow the operation in Farsi or with the original Turkish audio and Farsi text on screen. The page is free to browse; watching requires only a free K-Time account login, with the interface presented in Farsi for the diaspora audience.