Sen Çal Kapımı series starring Hande Erçel and Kerem Bürsin has officially conquered the world. Sen Çal Kapımı, which broke the world record on social media with its final episode, has now been selected as the “Best TV series in a foreign language” in Latin America.
Sen Çal Kapımı, shot by MF Production and broadcast in two seasons and 52 episodes, writes an epic abroad. The series was so popular that it was deemed worthy of awards abroad. Making Hande Erçel and Kerem Bürsin known worldwide, Sen Çal Kapımı was chosen as the “Best TV Series in a Foreign Language” at the Latin American Produ Awards.
Hande Erçel, who received the news, also published a message in English to thank her fans in Latin America. The famous actress, who is still in the USA to improve her language, said in her message, “Hello everyone, I am very happy to be deemed worthy of this award. Thank you very much for your support. Keep giving us a chance,” she said, concluding her message by saying “muchas gracias” (thanks a lot) in Spanish.
— #SenÇalKapmı won as "Best Telenovela in a Foreign Language" at the Latin American Produ Awards! ?♥️✨@HandeErcel @KeremBursin
• #HandeErçel • #KeremBürsin • pic.twitter.com/VaJJAz7Ixv
— Hande & Kerem News (@HankerSource) December 2, 2021
The TV series Sen Çal Kapımı, which made Hande Erçel and Kerem Bürsin’s biggest debut in their careers and carried their names around the world, will soon begin airing in the USA as well. US viewers will be able to watch the TV series “Sen Çal Kapımı” on Telemundo channel. Sen Çal Kapımı, which has been sold to 85 countries to date, is watched by almost half of the world.
Sen Çal Kapımı, which created a big deal not only in Turkey but also in many countries of the world, ended on Fox TV screens with its 52nd episode on September 8, 2021. Its farewell was magnificent.
Keeping its place among the most talked about Twitter, Sen Çal Kapımı also broke Game of Thrones’ world tweet record of 7.8 million as a series with nearly 9 million tweets in a single day. Sen Çal Kapımı managed to take place on the agenda of the world and 38 countries.