Yargı series, which aired on Sunday evenings, had to take a break due to the New Year’s Eve and the coronavirus problems on the set. The fans of the series are eagerly waiting for the new episodes. It was surprising that the series, which has 14 episodes so far, has made a great debut and is one of the best productions of this season.
Both Pınar Deniz and Kaan Urgancıoğlu did not anticipate that it would attract so much attention. We can say that this intense interest shown by the audience to the series surprised both the lead actors. Two famous names who participated in the youtube chat of Hakan Gence from Hürriyet attracted attention with their statements.
Kaan Urgancıoğlu, who stated that he was very impressed while reading the script of the series Yargı, mentioned that the story affected him a lot. Pınar Deniz, on the other hand, admitted that she did not think that the project would turn out so well at first, as it took its final form after a 2-year process.
Pınar Deniz also didn’t want to know who İnci’s killer was until she got the script for that episode. It turned out that the production team did not tell the actress this, and even Kaan Urgancıoğlu knew from the very beginning that the murderer was Engin.
Pınar Deniz expressed the reason why she did not want to be told about the murderer as follows: “I just entered the meeting, we read it. Then I said, ‘Don’t tell me who the murderer is’. As an actress, you can play it without knowing, but not knowing, Ceylin is always looking for the murderer, so I didn’t want to be told.”
Kaan Urgancıoğlu, on the other hand, stated that he knew who the murderer was from the very beginning and that he was warned not to tell Pınar Deniz.
Pınar Deniz also guessed who the murderer was in the following episodes, and it turned out that she knew it right. The actress spoke as follows: “I am eating toast in the toast scene of the first episode. We will enter the courthouse, we will overthrow Engin’s father… Then I saw that Ali Bilgin was making a different plan. I said, ‘Ali is the murderer Engin.’