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Top 3 Most-Watched Turkish Movies on Netflix
Have you ever wondered which are the most-watched Turkish movies on Netflix?
Because, I did it last night. I got really curious! So, which are the most-watched Turkish movies on Netflix? I already had two candidates’ names in my mind. I was pretty sure both are on the list, because of the global waves of emotion they created. Even though it’s the biggest online streaming platform, Netflix does not have a complex library with Turkish Movies. However, it does have a few good production names that save the day for Netflix moviesAdvertisements ↓
Here are the Top 3 Most-Watched Turkish Movies on Netflix
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The movie genre that rules this top on Netflix is Drama. As you may know, the most acclaimed Turkish movie productions around the globe are The Turkish Dramas. It’s the strongest wing of the Turkish Film Industry.
1. Miracle from Cell No.7 / Yedinci Kogustaki Mucize (2019) starring Aras Bulut Iynemli, Nisa Sofiya Aksongur
Genre: Drama | Release Date: 2019Cast: Aras Bulut Iynemli, Nisa Sofiya Aksongur, Deniz Baysal, Sarp Akkaya, Yildiray Sahinler
The first on our list most-watched Turkish movies on Netflix is the emotional drama Miracle from Cell No.7 (original title: Yedinci Kogustaki Mucize) starring Aras Bulut Iynemli. Released in Mid-April 2019, the Turkish drama “Miracle from Cell No.7” tells the tumultuous love story between a mentally ill father and his six-year-old daughter. The father, is unjustly accused of a crime he did not commit.
The protagonists’ lives change when the father is convicted to death and sent to prison. He is a fragile spirit, and his life behind bars is a nightmare. Meanwhile, his daughter tries her best to prove his innocence and save him from death. Will unconditional love and truth win in the end? Or evil and hate will conquer? The fusion of Aras Bulut Iynemli with the father character is mind-blowing to watch. Miracle from Cell No.7 / Yedinci Kogustaki Mucize is a movie that will stay in your heart and mind for a lifetime.- Review on the Turkish drama film “Miracle from Cell No.7 / Yedinci Kogustaki Mucize”
- Streaming link of the most watched Turkish movie on Netflix “Yedinci Kogustaki Mucize”
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2. Paper Lives / Kagittan Hayatlar (2021) starring Çagatay Ulusoy, Emir Ali Dogrul, Selen Öztürk
Genre: Drama | Release Date: 2021Cast: Çagatay Ulusoy, Emir Ali Dogrul, Selen Öztürk, Ersin Arici, Turgay Tanülkü
The dark melodrama Paper Lives / Kagittan Hayatlar with Çağatay Ulusoy in the leading role, ranks on 2nd spot of the most-watched Turkish movies on Netflix. “Paper Lives” follows the storyline of Mehmet, the young owner of a junk warehouse in the slums of Istanbul, who is facing serious health problems. Mehmet’s life turns upside down by meeting a little boy, Ali.
Mehmet, manages to earn enough money for the critical operation he needs. But Mehmet’s life gets complicated when he finds a little boy, Ali, in the garbage and takes him under his protective wings. Ali’s family abandoned him on the streets. Mehmet tries to reunite the boy with his parents. There appears to be an extraordinary, and twisted connection between Mehmet and Ali. Released in March 2021, the Turkish drama Paper Lives / Kagittan Hayatlar is a dark and emotional movie. “Struggling Alley” is the street name on which Mehmet, describing the core of the movie at its deepest level. The struggle of poverty and the deep wounds inflicted on the abandoned children.- Review on Turkish drama film “Paper Lives / Kagittan Hayatlar”
- Streaming link of the 2nd most watched Turkish movie on Netflix “ Paper Lives / Kagittan Hayatlar”
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3. My Father’s Violin / Babamin Kemani (2022) starring Engin Altan Düzyatan, Belçim Bilgin
Genre: Drama | Release Date: 2022Cast: Engin Altan Düzyatan, Belçim Bilgin, Gülizar Nisa Uray, Selim Erdogan
Released on 21 January, the drama “My Father’s Violin” with Engin Altan Düzyatan took the 3rd place on the most-watched Turkish movies on Netflix in less than a month. The Turkish movie Babamin Kemani / My Father’s Violin (2022) tells the story of an 8-year-old girl, Özlem (Gülizar Nisa Uray), who loses her dad, and ends up with his grumpy uncle, Mehmet, who is a famous violinist.
She earns a living with her father Ali Riza (Selim Erdogan) and a bunch of instrumentalists playing on the streets or parties. Although the girl has no education, a prosperous life, or maternal warmth, the sweet redhead is happy when she plays the violin. Özlem’s life takes a dramatic turn when her father dies, and she ends up in the State Care Center. However, the little protagonist discovers that she is not alone in the world. She has a relative, the father’s brother, Uncle Mehmet (played by Engin Altan Düzyatan), a successful violinist. Mehmet is an arrogant, egocentric artist who has an unhappy marriage to Suna (Belçim Bilgin). Suna is a talented woman who has always lived in his shadow. Uncle Mehmet hardly accepts the authorities’ proposal to take care of his niece for a month. Özlem will change his uncle’s way of living and thinking completely. Mehmet will learn from her niece how to overcome his childhood drama.- Streaming link of the 3rd most watched Turkish movie on Netflix “Babamin Kemani / My Father’s Violin”
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