Mahir is the central protagonist, a determined man who fights for justice after his father is imprisoned. He enters Istanbul's court as a trainee lawyer to take on the case, while facing a personal conflict between his duty to his father and his feelings for the judge overseeing the trial.
Yandım Ali is a navy sergeant who has just completed his military service and returns to a Constantinople under enemy siege. Devastated that his fiancée Defne married another man during his absence, he plans to abduct her and flee to Vienna. After meeting a leader committed to saving the country, Ali abandons escape and joins the national struggle.
Recai is a legendary thief who returns after being presumed dead for four years, surviving a fall from the Bosporus Bridge. He reunites with his old team, investigates a network dealing in national secrets, uses Göze’s position in his scheme, and is pursued by Başkomiser Mehmet Rıza before confronting Hayalet.
Ali is orphaned young and immigrates to Turkey from Bulgaria with his grandfather, who raises him in Istanbul as brave and committed to equality. He falls in love with Münire, abducts her when her parents oppose their marriage, and travels with her between railway towns. Known as “the Socialist,” he earns money through typing and accounting but is dismissed for opposing injustice and discrimination.
A homicide detective on Abbas’s investigative team, Celal helps gather evidence and pursue the link between the murders and offenders released under an amnesty. He works closely with Ezo, and the two grow closer as the investigation unfolds.
Kenan İmirzalıoğlu has 9 screen credits in a career dating back to 2001. Signature works include Karadayi, Ezel, The Last Ottoman: Knockout Ali. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.