Calinos Entertainment Brings ‘Woman’ and ‘Forbidden Fruit’ to Mediaset Italy

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Calinos Entertainment has announced that their two dramas Woman and Forbidden Fruit, are set to enchant Italian viewers. Medyapım’s critically acclaimed productions will premiere in Italy through an exclusive broadcast deal with Mediaset Italy.

Goryana Vasileva, Sales Manager at Calinos Entertainment, expressed her enthusiasm for the partnership: “This collaboration marks another milestone in our mission to bring the finest Turkish dramas to audiences across the globe. We are incredibly proud to distribute Woman and Forbidden Fruit, two stories that transcend cultural boundaries and resonate deeply with viewers everywhere. Partnering with Mediaset Italy allows us to share these unforgettable narratives with Italian audiences, further solidifying the global appeal of Turkish storytelling.”

About ‘Woman’

Adapted from the acclaimed Japanese series Woman: My Life for My Children, Woman tells the poignant story of Bahar, a young widow and mother of two, as she navigates life’s challenges with unwavering courage and determination. The series is a heartfelt exploration of love, sacrifice, and hope, celebrating the resilience of family bonds and the indomitable strength of the human spirit. Produced by Medyapım and MF Yapım, Woman has already become a global phenomenon, reaching audiences in over 100 countries through Calinos Entertainment. The series features standout performances by Özge Özpirinçci, Caner Cindoruk, Feyyaz Duman, Bennu Yıldırımlar, Seray Kaya, Şerif Erol, Gökçe Eyüboğlu, and Ahu Yağtu, whose authentic portrayals have brought depth and emotional weight to this unforgettable drama.

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About ‘Forbidden Fruit’

Forbidden Fruit, produced by Medyapım, is a riveting drama that follows the lives of two sisters, Yıldız and Zeynep, whose dreams and ambitions lead them down vastly different paths. Yıldız yearns for wealth and status, while Zeynep is determined to build a career. Their lives take a dramatic turn when Yıldız becomes entangled in a high-society divorce, sparking an epic, six-season rivalry with the scorned ex-wife. Starring Sevval Sam, Eda Ece, Sevda Erginci (who brings Zeynep to life), Murat Aygen, Biran Damla Yılmaz, Şebnem Dönmez, Talat Bulut, Nesrin Cavadzade, Berk Oktay, and Onur Tuna, Forbidden Fruit has captivated audiences across the globe. Originally aired on NOW, the series has been hailed as “The Best Fiction Premiere in a Decade” in Spain, “The Most Watched Program” in Bulgaria, and “The Most Watched TV Show of the Day” in Chile. With distribution in approximately 80 countries, Forbidden Fruit continues to expand its global fandom with Calinos Entertainment in 2025, solidifying its place as one of the most successful and enduring dramas in Turkish television history.

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