It’s hard to say that the Aile (Family) series, the script of which was written by Hakan Bonomo, has a wonderful story and creates a very different atmosphere for the audience.
After all, it’s like a typical rich boy, poor girl story. However, there is the energy and harmony of Kıvanç Tatlıtuğ and Serenay Sarıkaya, which is the reason why the series attracts so much attention.
Because even the way these two look at each other affects the audience. Of course, we should not miss the fact that Kıvanç Tatlıtuğ has a unique acting performance that attracts the audience to the story.
Serenay Sarıkaya also has this atmosphere, but Kıvanç Tatlıtuğ makes the audience feel this more clearly.
If the leading roles in the family series were made up of different names, be sure that it would not have been possible to attract so much attention.
Because the viewers liked Serenay Sarıkaya and Kıvanç Tatlıtuğ’s “as if there was no camera”, which showed themselves on the screen from the very first episode, more than the story of the series.
In the scenes of Aslan and Devin in the series, there is a feeling as if you have noticed a situation in the flow of life by chance on the screen and are watching that reality.
Neither Serenay nor Kıvanç are exaggerating, as if they were doing something normal at a normal time. In other words, it is possible to say that this gives the impression of a real-life hidden camera shoot, not a series scene.
This is why the Aile series is getting so much attention. Of course, the series has a strong script. Of course, many famous names take part in the story and the audience also attaches importance to them.
However, the main thing is that the scenes of Aslan and Devin are very close to reality and the actors do not have the air of being filmed and they are acting.
Many viewers think that even if this wasn’t a TV drama, Serenay and Kıvanç would have been exactly like this in real life.
It should be noted that the Aile series attracted millions to the screen with this aspect, and the audience was more curious about the Aslan and Devin scenes than the general course of the story.