The popular TV series The Innocents of Tuesday evenings has shown such a successful performance that the viewers look forward to the new episode every week. The story of the series starring Ezgi Mola, Merve Dizdar, Birkan Sokullu and Farah Zeynep Abdullah is based on a real life story …
The fans of the series, who watched the friction between Safiye’s character and Memduh, could not control their emotions and shed tears in a scene in the 10th episode. The character Memduh, played by Atilla Şendil, is like the daughter of his grandson İnci, who acts extremely protective so that she will not fall victim to a wrong love.
Safiye and Memduh don’t get along very well… However, their need for each other will show itself in a scene in episode 10. Safiye needs a real father who understands, listens and guides her …
Memduh, on the other hand, still carries the pain of losing his daughter years ago. Safiye and Memduh met at the door of the apartment building, one night, when the lightning flashed outside and the rain was pouring so hard.
While the whole family was going out for dinner, Safiye of course did not. But this situation too settled into it. There is a short conversation scene between Safiye and Memduh, which revealed how much people need to listen to each other, to share their troubles and to understand one another.
Today, our people with different cultures and beliefs in social terms have summarized very well how they can meet in common pains and joys by getting into trouble.
Memduh also joined Safiye, who said “I don’t eat out,” said, “I don’t like to lie either. Is there anything like home cooking? ” he replied.
Safiye said, “She can’t cook well, does she?” he referred to İnci by saying.
Memduh, on the other hand, said, “She does, she learned from her mother of course. My daughter used to cook very well .. ”he said.
The dialogue continued as follows:
Safiye said, “Where is she now …”
Memduh, “We lost… It’s been a long time.”
Safiye, “Thank you …”
As seen in this brief scene, they showed how everyone in different cultures and beliefs could understand and understand each other by speaking in pains and joys.
