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Discover the Mythical World of Shahmaran – Top 10 Facts About the Hit Turkish Drama Series Starring Burak Deniz, Serenay Sarıkaya and Mert Ramazan Demir on Netflix
Discover the Mythical World of Shahmaran – Top 10 Facts About the Hit Turkish Drama Series Starring Burak Deniz, Serenay Sarıkaya and Mert Ramazan Demir on Netflix
10 Must-Know Facts About Shahmaran (2023) – Şahmaran (2023) is a mythical Turkish Netflix drama series that tells the story of Şahsu (Serenay Sarıkaya) and her journey to Adana to confront her grandfather after her mother’s death. On her journey, Şahsu stumbles upon the mysterious community of Mar, whose members are descendants of Şahmaran – a 400-year-old mystical creature that is half human and half snake. The people of Mar believe in the legend of Şahmaran and eagerly await the fulfillment of a historical prophecy with the arrival of Şahsu, who is seen as the chosen one.
However, nothing will ever be the same for Şahsu and Maran (Burak Deniz), the leader of the Mar community, after they cross paths. Despite being unaware of what is happening, Şahsu cannot resist the attraction towards Maran and falls in love with him. Little does she know that, this love will lead her down a dangerous path.
Top 10 Facts about Shahmaran (2023) starring Burak Deniz and Serenay Sarıkaya
(Turkish Drama Series)
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1. Shahmaran (2023) is a mythical Turkish drama series produced by TIMS&B Productions for Netflix, which premiered on January 20, 2023.
2. When combined, the Persian words “Shah” (شاه) and “Maran” (ماران) form the name Shahmaran, which translates to “The king of the snakes.”
3. Starring Serenay Sarıkaya, Burak Deniz and Mert Ramazan Demir, the Turkish Netflix drama series Shahmaran (2023) released one season consisting of 8 episodes.
4. Directed by Ayhan Özen and Serkan Mut from a screenplay written by Başak Yazı Odası, the mythical Turkish drama series Shahmaran (2023) is a must-see.
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5. Released at the beginning of the year by Netflix, the official trailer of the Turkish drama series Shahmaran amassed over 1 million views on Youtube. After only three days, the Shahmaran trailer amassed over 350k views on Youtube.
6. According to Netflix’s TOP 10 non-English series for the week of January 16-22, ŞAHMARAN secured the 5th spot with 17 million viewing hours. It followed popular shows such as La Reina del Sur, Women at War, The Glory, and Sky Rojo.
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7. Allegedly, Burak Deniz physically and verbally assaulted his colleague Nilperi Şahinkaya while in Adana for the shooting of the Netflix drama series Shahmaran. Following the incident, Şahinkaya filed a lawsuit against Deniz for his vulgar insults and physical attacks. READ MORE ↵
8. During the shooting of the Netflix Turkish series, Serenay Sarıkaya and Burak Deniz were seen together in a restaurant in Adana and on several occasions outside of the set. These extracurricular activities caused speculation about a potential romantic relationship between the two actors, but both denied the rumors.
9. Shahmaran Season 2?
Burak Deniz, the actor who plays Maran in Şahmaran (Shahmaran), has confirmed that preparations for the second season have begun, but the exact release date is yet to be determined.
He suggested that filming may start in May or later in the summer and that the second season could be released in September or December. The second season is expected to air by the end of 2023, and there may be at least 3 seasons. However, due to the latest situation in Turkey after the earthquake, it might change and delay the plans.
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10. Shahmaran, is it a true story?
Şahmaran, the newest Turkish drama series on Netflix in 2023, draws heavily from the mythology of Shahmaran. Shahmaran is a creature half-woman and half-snake with its origins tracing back to the Hittites.
The legend has it that Şahmaran once fell in love with a young boy named Camasb, who stumbled upon her cave while trying to steal honey with his friends. The two fell in love and began living together in harmony in the mystical chamber filled with thousands of white snakes and Şahmaran’s vast knowledge of medicine and herbs.
However, after many years passed, the king of Tarsus fell gravely ill, and his vizier discovered that the only cure was the flesh of Şahmaran. Camasb, desperate to save the king and show his loyalty, betrayed Şahmaran and revealed her location to the people. Şahmaran instructed them to blanch her in an earthen dish, extract her essence, and feed her flesh to the king.
Şahmaran was captured and taken to the city, where was killed in a bathhouse named “Şahmaran Hamam” after her. The king consumed her flesh and was cured, but the vizier drank the extract and died. Camasb drank Şahmaran’s water and gained her knowledge, becoming a wise and revered physician. The legend of Şahmaran lives on in Turkish culture, symbolizing sacrifice, wisdom, and the consequences of betrayal.
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