1/4/2023 0 Comments Dudaktan kalbe 1951![]() It is the fifth adaptation of Reşat Nuri Güntekin's famous novel, "Dudaktan Kalbe". In 1965, It stars Cüneyt Arkın, Hülya Koçyiğit. ![]() In from lips to hearth (dudaktan kalbe) tv series story which is based on the work of the foremost Turkish author Resat Nuri Guntekin, you will explore the struggle of an innocent girl towards ethics, loyalty, love and ambition.Dudaktan Kalbe ("From the Lips to the Heart") is a Turkish television series. However, this marriage is not the end of everything, but the beginning of pain, intrigue and complexity. Little and innocent Lamia develops a crush on him but he suppresses his love because of Lamia’s inferior social position and the damage such a relationship might cause to his reputation.Įventually, Kenan marries Cavidan ( Ozge Ozder) who is a powerful businesswoman and the daughter of a wealthy family. Although there is an immediate physical and emotional attraction between them, Kenan says that the things between them will not go from lips to the heart. The fateful meeting of Kenan and Lamia marks the beginning of a new life for two. Lamia is a young girl who is a devoted fan of Kenan and his music. The life of Lamia ( Asli Tandogan) is not easy as well due to the death of her parents, she lives with relatives who provide food and shelter but treat her as a servant. He experienced a lot of pain: his father goes to prison because of robbery, after the suicide of his father he starts to live with his uncle, Sait (Koksal Engur), he always tries to overcome the emotional pain of the grudging charity of his uncle, thus he leaves his first love, Leyla (Fadik Sevin Atasoy) who later on marries Kenan’s cousin Cemil ( Yigit Ozsener). Huseyin Kenan ( Burak Hakki) is a famous violinist but still could not forget his childhood. Screen Writer: Melek Gencoglu, Ece Yorencįilming Locations: Istanbul, Turkey Synopsis ![]() ![]() Also Known As: Dakato Qalb (Arabic), De pe buze la inima (Romania), Fjalë drejt zemres (Albania), Kismet (Greece), Melodija na sarceto (Bulgaria), De los labios al corazón (Paraguay), Az buse ta eshq (Iranian) ![]()
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