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*Aşk-ı Memnu*
Aşk-ı Memnu
Created by	Halit Ziya Uşaklıgil
Written by	Ece Yörenç; Melek Gençoğlu
Directed by	Hilal Saral
Starring	Beren Saat; Kıvanç Tatlıtuğ; Nebahat Çehre; Selçuk Yöntem; Hazal Kaya
Country of origin	Turkey
Original language	Turkish
No. of seasons	2
No. of episodes	79
Production
Producer	Ay Yapım
Running time	90 min.
Production company	Ay Yapım Procutions
Original release
Network	Kanal D
Release	Turkey; 4 September 2008; Slovenia; 14 September 2010 - Present; Bulgaria; 1 December 2010 - 1 July 2011; Croatia; 3 January 2011 - 14 March 2011; Serbia; 16 May 2011 - Present; Slovakia; Late 2011; Greece; Late 2011

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Aşk-ı Memnu (Template:Lang-en) is a Turkish romantic drama television series produced by Ay Yapım Productions and originally broadcasting by Kanal D between 2008 and 2010. It has been adapted from Halit Ziya Uşaklıgil's novel Aşk-ı Memnu, but takes place in the modern day instead of the novel's late 19th-century setting.

Story

Rich widower Adnan Ziyagil lives in a Konak (a type of mansion) on the shore of Istanbul's bosporus strait with his two children Nihal and Bülent, his playboy nephew Behlül, and the children’s nanny Deniz. When Adnan meets Bihter, a much younger woman, he suddenly falls in love with her. Bihter is also a socialite couple’s daughter and agrees to marry him thinking this as a form of revenge against her mother Firdevs who fancies Adnan. Despite opposition from Adnan's children and Firdevs, the marriage goes ahead. But then Bihter and Behlül start an affair which will have far reaching effects.

The series has also been broadcast in Albania, Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, FYROM, Romania, Serbia and Slovenia. It will also be broadcasted soon in Greece.

International broadcasts

Bulgaria - as Забраненият плод on bTV (Bulgaria) - 20:00, 21:00 ч.
Croatia - as Strasti Orijenta on Doma TV
Arab League - as العشق الممنوع on Middle East Broadcasting Center
Romania - as Iubire ascunsă on Romanian Television.
Serbia - as Zabranjeno voće on Prva Srpska Televizija.
Slovenia - as Prepovedana ljubezen on Radio Televizija Slovenija.
Indonesia - as Forbidden Love on MNCTV
Malaysia - as Forbidden Love on RTM TV2
Singapore - as Forbidden Love on MediaCorp TV12 okto
Hong Kong - as 慧眼 on TVB Pearl
Republic of China - as 慧眼 on Public Television Service
Greece - on ANT1 (soon)

Cast

Main characters

Name	Actor/actress	Starring seasons	Recurring seasons	Episode count
Bihter Yöreoğlu	Beren Saat	1, 2	—	79
Behlül Haznedar	Kıvanç Tatlıtuğ	1, 2	—	79
Firdevs Yöreoğlu	Nebahat Çehre	1, 2	—	79
Adnan Ziyagil	Selçuk Yöntem	1, 2	—	79
Nihal Ziyagil	Hazal Kaya	1, 2	—	79
Bülent Ziyagil	Batuhan Karacakaya	1, 2	—	79
Deniz Decourton	Zerrin Tekindor	1, 2	—	79
Peyker Yöreoğlu	Nur Fettahoğlu	1, 2	—	79
Nihat Önal	İlker Kızmaz	1, 2	—	79

Supporting characters

Name	Actor/actress	Starring seasons	Recurring seasons	Episode count
Katya Melinkov	Ufuk Kaplan	1, 2	—	79
Hilmi Önal	Recep Aktuğ	1, 2	—	79
Aynur Önal	Zerrin Nişancı	1, 2	—	79
Beşir Elçi	Baran Akbulut	1, 2	—	79
Süleyman	Rana Cabbar	1, 2	—	75
Şayeste	Fatma Karanfil	1, 2	—	79
Nesrin	Evren Duyal	1, 2	—	79
Cemile	Pelin Ermiş	1, 2	—	79
Elif	Eda Özerkan	1, 2	—	29
Sevil	Gülizar Irmak	1, 2	—	17
Ahsen	Gülsen Tuncer	1, 2	—	79
Pelin	Burcu Yasa	1, 2	1	5
Melih Yöreoğlu	Münir Akça	1	1	2

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