TV SERIES · 2010–2014 · TURKEY
Lale Devri
- Seasons
- 4
- Episodes
- 135
22 archived facts 3 topics 2 sources Last reviewed Sep 2026
22 Interesting Facts About Lale Devri
Interesting Facts (13)
- #001
In the Arabic-speaking world, Lale Devri was broadcast under the title "Layla" (ليلى).
- #002
In Persian-speaking markets, Lale Devri was broadcast under the title "Omre Gol-e Lale" (عمر گل لاله).
- #003
After singer Murat Dalkılıç took a liking to the series' music, lyrics were written for it and it appeared on the artist's album under the title "Lale Devri/Yalan Dünya".
- #004
The series' 4th season began with episode 118, aired on 21 September 2013. Because it had failed to reach the expected viewing figures for the last two seasons, it ended with episode 135, aired on the evening of 8 February 2014.
- #005
The production centres on the struggle between the family of Çınar Ilgaz, who is from Kayseri, attached to his traditions and growing ever wealthier, and the family of Lale Taşkıran, who is from Istanbul, high-society and has lost her financial power, as well as on the love between the two.
- #006
The series' slogan was set as "Bazen mutluluk ve acının yolları kesişir".
- #007
The production was directed by Murat Düzgünoğlu and produced by Şükrü Avşar. Its writing team included Sema Ergenekon, Eylem Canpolat, Banu Tekcan, Devrim Yıldız Özdemir and Şebnem Çıtak.
- #008
After Selen Soyder joined, the series' ratings rose, and the production ran for 4 seasons and 135 episodes. Soyder was regarded by the show's fans as the series' founder.
- #009
Serenay Sarıkaya announced that she would leave the series in season 3 for personal reasons. The song Yalnızlık Senfonisi, which she performed in her farewell scene, drew great interest on social media.
- #010
The series' 4th season began with episode 118, aired on 21 September 2013. Because it had failed to reach the expected viewing figures in its last two seasons, it ended with episode 135, aired on 8 February 2014.
- #011
The production's team included director Murat Düzgünoğlu, producer Şükrü Avşar and screenwriters Sema Ergenekon, Eylem Canpolat, Banu Tekcan, Devrim Yıldız Özdemir and Şebnem Çıtak.
- #012
The series' first broadcast date is recorded as 14 September 2010. Its production company is Avşar Film, and the series aired on Show TV and FOX.
- #013
The story deals with the conflict between the family of Çınar Ilgaz, who is from Kayseri, attached to his traditions and growing wealthy, and the family of Lale Taşkıran, who is from Istanbul, high-society and has suffered financial loss, as well as the love between the two. The series' slogan is "Bazen mutluluk ve acının yolları kesişir".
Production Story (5)
- #014
Lale Devri was about to be taken off the air after its first 11 episodes on Show TV failed to draw interest, but it suddenly transferred to FOX and from episode 12 aired on Saturday nights, where it became a success.
- #015
The theme music of Lale Devri was sung by the famous Turkish singer Sibel Can.
- #016
Lale Devri ended with its 135th episode on the evening of 8 February 2014 because it had failed to reach the expected ratings in its last two seasons.
- #017
Lale Devri aired its first 11 episodes on Show TV on Tuesday nights but failed to draw the expected interest. While it was on the verge of being cancelled, it transferred to FOX and began airing on Saturday nights starting with episode 12.
- #018
Lale Devri aired its first 11 episodes on Show TV on Tuesday nights and failed to draw the expected interest. While it was on the verge of being cancelled, it transferred to FOX and began airing on Saturday nights starting with episode 12.
Characters & Cast (4)
- #019
Lead actress Emina Sandal left the series in episode 16. She was replaced by Selen Soyder, who had starred in the same production company's series Yer Gök Aşk, transferring to Lale Devri as the lead in the role of Toprak. After the transfer the series' ratings rose, and the production ran for 4 seasons and 135 episodes. Soyder was regarded by the show's fans as the series' founder.
- #020
Serenay Sarıkaya announced that she would leave the series in season 3 for personal reasons. The song Yalnızlık Senfonisi, which she performed in her farewell scene, drew great interest on social media. The character Yeşim, played by Sarıkaya, was replaced by the character Azra, played by Deniz Barut, who joined the series.
- #021
Lead actress Emina Sandal left the series in episode 16. In a first for the history of Turkish television series, Selen Soyder, who had starred in the same production company's series Yer Gök Aşk, was transferred in her place in the role of Toprak.
- #022
After the character Yeşim, played by Serenay Sarıkaya, the series was joined by Deniz Barut in the role of Azra. With this change, Zümrüt Taşkıran began a game of revenge for her daughters.
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