Engin Akyurek maybe the best actor in the world ever-BIO/Updates pg4 - Page 76

Those watching OK- look for summary of yesterday's episode in English by kosmadani, in the comments section in youtube.

He/she is very funny!

So, I finally watched A Small September Affair.

After watching 2 months of Olene Kader, being hook, line & sinker on this drama, I sit back to laugh loudly at our sentiments which pushes us to use the right brain more often than the left brain.

Have grown on reading the Archies comics and found an uncanny familiarity with the characters definitely not with the scenario or plot.

This an attempt for cross pollination of the Olene Kader and Archies characters. Hope you folks like it.

Lol Vids, loved the parallels drawn with the comic characters 😆 so very apt 👍🏼 Juggie kaha bhi fit nahin hua?🤔

Saw the 7th episode with subtitles.

There are 2 big mysteries in this story, as far as I can make out.

One Daghan now knows, that his child is alive.

Two, Selvi is Vildan the girl who sent him to jail.

Daghan knows one secret. Will he also come to know the second one?

In photos on facebook, Daghan is talking to Selvi near his room by the port. So, may be he doesn't know that? Mehmet heard Selvi tell Yilmaz that Daghan will be coming after him. Mehmet would have told Daghan that also. So, not sure what's going on.

But what I feel is, Daghan likes Selvi a lot. When he said 'I missed you' in the last episode he looked very genuine.

Not clear about what Ender's next action plan is. Muzaffer's life will be in danger if Shahika probes too much and tells him the truth.

Beril also, not sure what is going to happen to her. Daghan will take her back?

Sorry to interrupt you all, but lovely discussions. ❤️

The episode weighed too heavily on the heart but it had more story progression than the last one which had more romantic flavor to it. I guess the makers are alternating the thriller story with romance but I am really intrigued as to how the romance is going to continue with Selvi's alliances with Yilmaz coming to forefront.
The three scenes of the episode that stood out for me were first when in prison Daghan is reminded of his good times with his father, the poetry in the background is devine and so very aptly describ the role of a father and his loss. The scene thereafter with Engin singing is so heartbreaking... just shows how good he is in his craft. I am sure scenes like these could be really draining for the actors.
The next scene which makes you feel for the character is when Selvi is comforting a very shattered Daghan in his shack. The mere presence of a comforting soul at those times says so much about their relationship in spite of so many lies between them. This is what a companion ship is all about, to be there for someone when he or she needs you the most. Selvi is proving to be that companion to Daghan which probably he never had before... Yes there are faults with their relationship which is discussed quite often but there is also a kind of selfless devotion to each other which holds them together.
Another scene that was brilliantly written and directed was when Daghan goes to meet his family afterwards. The scene has no dialogue or antiques but it conveys so much about the family and their loss. Brilliantly acted as well.
While watching the episode it came to my mind that philosophically most of the cultural say almost the same thing about the dead and loss of family. Like "fathers never die" . It is mentioned in our Garund puran as well... another one was " a man becomes a man only after the death of his father". there are few more parallels with hindu philosophy which were mentioned about in the episode. Quite interesting that a culture so far from us has so many parallels.
I am little wary of Mehmet, though I do not doubt his intentions but the way he is helping Daghan in his endeavors, it is going to prove quite dangerous for him. Prison and court as well as dangers from Ender and his team not being very far from him if he continues like this... anyways looking forward to the next episode with so many revelations in this episode...

@Defleppard- great review as always 👍🏼 👏

Originally posted by: sakhisangni

The episode weighed too heavily on the heart but it had more story progression than the last one which had more romantic flavor to it. I guess the makers are alternating the thriller story with romance but I am really intrigued as to how the romance is going to continue with Selvi's alliances with Yilmaz coming to forefront.

>> Yes every time Selvi mentions the "she will burn for him", it has all the indications of her losing her life protecting Daghan.

There are several issues with Selvi's case now. I will post it separately.

The three scenes of the episode that stood out for me were first when in prison Daghan is reminded of his good times with his father, the poetry in the background is devine and so very aptly describ the role of a father and his loss. The scene thereafter with Engin singing is so heartbreaking... just shows how good he is in his craft. I am sure scenes like these could be really draining for the actors.

>> OMG!! I got goose bumps watching them. In between those sobs, dry throat, he did hum those lines which were dear to him.

It was master piece from Engin!!

The next scene which makes you feel for the character is when Selvi is comforting a very shattered Daghan in his shack. The mere presence of a comforting soul at those times says so much about their relationship in spite of so many lies between them. This is what a companion ship is all about, to be there for someone when he or she needs you the most. Selvi is proving to be that companion to Daghan which probably he never had before... Yes there are faults with their relationship which is discussed quite often but there is also a kind of selfless devotion to each other which holds them together.

>>Selvi was indeed helping Daghan come out of the shock. But what i dont understand is that she quickly gets into control freak mode. Like asking for the formula. So its little humane touch n back to business.

No wonder Engin gives that "love" to her, to fox her easily. His love is her weakness. But its hard to earn that now.

If Beril moves in, she has competition!!

Another scene that was brilliantly written and directed was when Daghan goes to meet his family afterwards. The scene has no dialogue or antiques but it conveys so much about the family and their loss. Brilliantly acted as well.
While watching the episode it came to my mind that philosophically most of the cultural say almost the same thing about the dead and loss of family. Like "fathers never die" . It is mentioned in our Garund puran as well... another one was " a man becomes a man only after the death of his father". there are few more parallels with hindu philosophy which were mentioned about in the episode. Quite interesting that a culture so far from us has so many parallels.

>> Yeah as cradles of human civilizations we have formed the same framework for our emotional needs, now called as religion or faith.

Glad you put back the Garuda Puran here :)

I am little wary of Mehmet, though I do not doubt his intentions but the way he is helping Daghan in his endeavors, it is going to prove quite dangerous for him. Prison and court as well as dangers from Ender and his team not being very far from him if he continues like this... anyways looking forward to the next episode with so many revelations in this episode...

>> Believe the Mehmet is good mentor for Team D. Yet to see negative side. Those vibes are his love to play devil's advocate!! LOL