The Turkish drama series “Bahar” premiered on Show TV on February 13, 2024. Airing every Tuesday night, the show’s ratings success has been quite strong so far, often ranking in the top 5 on Tuesday’s rating list.
Plot of Bahar:
Bahar (Demet Evgar) will face a different side of her seemingly ‘flawless’ family, especially her husband Timur (Mehmet Yılmaz Ak), when she comes face to face with death. Bahar’s sudden illness will change all the dynamics within the family. During this process, Evren (Buğra Gülsoy) will become Timur’s rival in every sense. Bahar rebuilding her life will often inspire hope in the audience with tragicomic stories.
Cast of Bahar:
Bahar Yavuzoğlu (Demet Evgar)
Bahar, a young woman who has dedicated her life to her husband and two children, initially pursued a career in medicine with big dreams but became a housewife at a turning point in her life. Bahar, whose every day is the same, will become the protagonist of a completely different story and will be reborn with a challenging test that life will bring to her! While returning to her profession, she will encounter both tough struggles and big secrets about her life.
Evren Yalkın (Buğra Gülsoy)
A successful professor specialized in general surgery. His paths crossing with Bahar will lead to a new period in both of their lives.
Timur Yavuzoğlu (Mehmet Yılmaz Ak)
Timur is a successful and arrogant professor who attaches great importance to his image. He married Bahar twenty years ago, and they have two children. His relationship with Bahar and his children is distant and cold. His mother, whom he never goes against, is the most valuable person to him. Wanting everything to be under control, Timur will lose this control with the breaking point Bahar will experience. He will enter into an ongoing confrontation with both his family and Bahar. While trying to cope with all these dynamics, he will fight a great deal to keep his secrets from being revealed.
Nevra Yavuzoğlu (Hatice Aslan)
Nevra, in her mid-sixties, is an authoritarian, image-conscious, high-standard, strong, and arrogant woman. The only person she values in life is her son Timur. Nevra’s order, maintained for 20 years thanks to Bahar doing everything for them, will be shaken by Bahar’s change. While doing everything to make Bahar return to being a housewife, she will also struggle with her own past and secrets.
Rengin Çevik (Ecem Özkaya)
Rengin, in her forties, is a gynecology professor. Born into a wealthy family, she has achieved everything she wanted and has become one of Turkey’s leading doctors. Always an absolute winner, Rengin will be faced with the possibility of defeat for the first time with Bahar’s rebirth. Bahar’s change will push Rengin into a tougher struggle for her own dreams and will reopen the account from the past with Bahar!
Other Cast Members:
Elit Andaç Çam
Elit Andaç Çam, aged 35, was born on August 8, 1988, in Malatya. She is known as a theater actress and has appeared in various television series.
Demirhan Demircioğlu
Demirhan Demircioğlu, born in 1993 in Istanbul, had his first and only acting experience in the TV series “Hekimoğlu,” which aired in 2020.
Seren (Nil Sude Albayrak)
Nil Sude Albayrak, aged 28, was born on June 13, 1995, in Istanbul. She has participated in some TV series and theater productions but has not yet been part of a well-known television series.
Parla (Sena Kalıp)
Sena Kalıp, born in 2000, is a 24-year-old TikTok phenomenon. She had her first acting experience in the TV series “Ruhun Duymaz,” where she portrayed the character Elif. She is not yet a widely recognized face in the industry.
Umay (Alisa Sezen Sever)
Alisa Sezen Sever, a child/young actress aged 17, was born on July 1, 2006, in Istanbul.
“Bahar” Series Welcomes Two New Cast Members!
Eylem (Elçin Afacan)
Elçin Afacan, 33, is a Turkish actress born in Istanbul. She joined the Bahar series in September 2024 as “Eylem.” While relatively new to the acting scene, she gained some attention for her role as “Meryem” in the Star TV drama “Çöp Adam” (2022-2023), starring Engin Altan Düzyatan.
