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Fatmagül'ün Suçu Ne (2010–2012)

Also known as: What is Fatmagul's Fault?

Ended80 episodesChannel: Kanal DTMDB, checked 31 October
dramaKanal D

What is Fatmagul's Fault? (Fatmagül'ün Suçu Ne) is a Turkish drama series broadcast on Kanal D, first aired in 2010–2012. Fatmagül is assaulted by four men just as she is preparing to marry her fiancé, Mustafa. Pressured into marrying Kerim to cover up the crime, she struggles for justice, healing, and control over her own life.

What is Fatmagul's Fault? cast: Beren Saat (Fatmagül Ketenci), Engin Akyürek (Kerim Ilgaz), Buğra Gülsoy (Vural Namlı), Kaan Taşaner (Erdoğan Yaşaran), Engin Öztürk (Selim Yaşaran), Fırat Çelik (Mustafa Nalçalı).

Editor: Uğur Arı

Genres:drama

Where to watch What is Fatmagul's Fault? (Fatmagül'ün Suçu Ne)

What is Fatmagul's Fault? (Fatmagül'ün Suçu Ne) is available in United States on ViX Premium Amazon Channel (Subscription), VIX (Free with ads).

Subtitle/dubbing languages not verified; availability on a platform does not imply language support.
Last checked: 15 Sept 2026 · May be outdated
Streaming availability data via TMDB / JustWatch — TMDB / JustWatch

How many episodes does What is Fatmagul's Fault? have?

What is Fatmagul's Fault? has 80 episodes in total across 2 seasons.

Plot

Fatmagül lives in Çeşme and is preparing to marry Mustafa, a fisherman. After Selim Yaşaran’s engagement celebration, Fatmagül is assaulted by a group including Selim, Erdoğan, Vural, and Kerim. Mustafa leaves her, while the Yaşaran family and their lawyer Münir arrange Kerim’s marriage to Fatmagül in an attempt to suppress the scandal. Fatmagül believes Kerim was one of her attackers. As it becomes clear that Kerim did not participate in the assault, their forced marriage develops into a difficult process involving trust, accountability, justice, and emotional recovery.

Origins of the story

Adaptation status

The series is an official television adaptation connected to Vedat Türkali’s screenplay for the 1986 film Fatmagül’ün Suçu Ne?, directed by Süreyya Duru. The available sources do not verify a novel as the source work.

Connection to reality

The sources reviewed do not verify that the series was based on a specific real event or real person.

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Details

Year
2010–2012
Channel
Kanal D
Genre
drama
Seasons
2
Episodes
80
Rating
8.1

Cast

Beren Saat as Fatmagül Ketenci in Fatmagül'ün Suçu Ne
Fatmagül Ketenci
Engin Akyürek as Kerim Ilgaz in Fatmagül'ün Suçu Ne
Kerim Ilgaz
Buğra Gülsoy as Vural Namlı in Fatmagül'ün Suçu Ne
Vural Namlı
Kaan Taşaner as Erdoğan Yaşaran in Fatmagül'ün Suçu Ne
Erdoğan Yaşaran
Engin Öztürk as Selim Yaşaran in Fatmagül'ün Suçu Ne
Selim Yaşaran
Fırat Çelik as Mustafa Nalçalı in Fatmagül'ün Suçu Ne
Mustafa Nalçalı
Sumru Yavrucuk as Meryem Aksoy in Fatmagül'ün Suçu Ne
Meryem Aksoy
Esra Dermancıoğlu as Mukaddes Ketenci in Fatmagül'ün Suçu Ne
Mukaddes Ketenci
Musa Uzunlar as Reşat Yaşaran in Fatmagül'ün Suçu Ne
Reşat Yaşaran
Bülent Seyran as Rahmi Ketenci in Fatmagül'ün Suçu Ne
Rahmi Ketenci
Murat Daltaban as Münir Telci in Fatmagül'ün Suçu Ne
Münir Telci
Seda Güven as Meltem Alagöz in Fatmagül'ün Suçu Ne
Meltem Alagöz
Deniz Baytaş as Hilmiye Yaşaran in Fatmagül'ün Suçu Ne
Hilmiye Yaşaran
Aziz Sarvan as Turaner Alagöz in Fatmagül'ün Suçu Ne
Aziz Sarvan
Turaner Alagöz
Sevtap Özaltun as Asude Ünsalan in Fatmagül'ün Suçu Ne
Sevtap Özaltun
Asude Ünsalan
Veda Yurtsever as Ender Alagöz in Fatmagül'ün Suçu Ne
Ender Alagöz
Deniz Türkali as Perihan Yaşaran in Fatmagül'ün Suçu Ne
Perihan Yaşaran
Zühtü Erkan as Şemsi Namlı in Fatmagül'ün Suçu Ne
Zühtü Erkan
Şemsi Namlı

Character Map

● Hero● Anti-hero● Villain● Supporting● Character
partnerspouseenemyenemyenemysiblingallyallyallyparentspouseallyFatmagül Ketenci IlgazBeren SaatKerim IlgazEngin AkyürekMustafa NalçalıFırat ÇelikVural NamlıBuğra GülsoyErdoğan YaşaranKaan TaşanerSelim YaşaranEngin ÖztürkMeryem Aksoy (Ebe Nine)Sumru YavrucukMukaddes KetenciEsra DermancıoğluRahmi KetenciBülent SeyranMünir TelciMurat DaltabanReşat YaşaranMusa UzunlarKadir PakalınCivan Canova

Hero

Fatmagül Ketenci Ilgaz
Beren Saat
  • ↳ Rahmi Ketenci — sibling
Show spoiler (5)
  • ↳ Mustafa Nalçalı — partner
  • ↳ Kerim Ilgaz — spouse
  • ↳ Vural Namlı — enemy
  • ↳ Erdoğan Yaşaran — enemy
  • ↳ Selim Yaşaran — enemy
Kerim Ilgaz
Engin Akyürek
  • ↳ Meryem Aksoy (Ebe Nine) — parent
Show spoiler (3)
  • ↳ Vural Namlı — ally
  • ↳ Erdoğan Yaşaran — ally
  • ↳ Selim Yaşaran — ally

Villain

Vural Namlı
Buğra Gülsoy
Erdoğan Yaşaran
Kaan Taşaner
Selim Yaşaran
Engin Öztürk
Reşat Yaşaran
Musa Uzunlar

Antagonist

Mustafa Nalçalı
Fırat Çelik
Mukaddes Ketenci
Esra Dermancıoğlu
Münir Telci
Murat Daltaban
Show spoiler (1)
  • ↳ Reşat Yaşaran — ally

Supporting

Meryem Aksoy (Ebe Nine)
Sumru Yavrucuk
Rahmi Ketenci
Bülent Seyran
  • ↳ Mukaddes Ketenci — spouse
Kadir Pakalın
Civan Canova

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What's in this series?

From screenplay to film, and from film to television series

Fatmagül’ün Suçu Ne? is not verified as a direct novel adaptation. It belongs to an adaptation chain connected to Vedat Türkali’s screenplay, which was filmed by Süreyya Duru in 1986. Ay Yapım’s 2010 television series expands the core story into a much longer narrative focused on justice, healing, and Kerim’s accountability.

Social stigma and the search for justice

The central conflict asks why responsibility should not be placed on the woman who was assaulted, but on those who committed the assault. Mustafa’s abandonment of Fatmagül and the attempt to cover up the crime through marriage expose issues of social reputation, patriarchal power, and access to justice. This is a thematic reading, not a claim that the series is based on a specific real case.

Production and creative team

The series was produced by Ay Yapım, with Kerem Çatay as producer, Hilal Saral as director, and Ece Yörenç and Melek Gençoğlu as screenwriters. Filming began in Çeşme and continued in Istanbul.

International distribution framework

Kanal D International presents the series internationally under the title “Fatmagul” and lists it as available with finished episodes and as a format. The catalogue lists English, Spanish, Arabic, Russian, French, Portuguese, and Romanian dubbing.

Frequently asked questions

When did What is Fatmagul's Fault? air?

What is Fatmagul's Fault? (Fatmagül'ün Suçu Ne) first aired on 16 September 2010 on Kanal D.

Who is in the cast of What is Fatmagul's Fault? (Fatmagül'ün Suçu Ne)?

The main cast of What is Fatmagul's Fault? includes Beren Saat (Fatmagül Ketenci), Engin Akyürek (Kerim Ilgaz), Buğra Gülsoy (Vural Namlı), Kaan Taşaner (Erdoğan Yaşaran), Engin Öztürk (Selim Yaşaran), Fırat Çelik (Mustafa Nalçalı).

Is What is Fatmagul's Fault? based on a book or another series?

The series is an official television adaptation connected to Vedat Türkali’s screenplay for the 1986 film Fatmagül’ün Suçu Ne?, directed by Süreyya Duru. The available sources do not verify a novel as the source work.

What is Fatmagül'ün Suçu Ne called in English?

Fatmagül'ün Suçu Ne was distributed internationally as "What is Fatmagul's Fault?".

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