Sıfır Bir

Set in Adana's working class quarters, especially the Hürriyet district, a circle of ambitious young people drifts into petty crime as a way to survive and prove themselves. At first their schemes are loosely connected, fueled by restless energy and the idea that the city owes them a break. Over time, those ties stiffen into a formidable local force, drawing attention from rival crews and the authorities alike. The show tracks friendships under strain, the lure of fast money, and the price paid when loyalty buckles under pressure. It began as a standalone YouTube project in 2016, then moved to BluTV for broader seasons, expanding the story's reach. The project started small and grew online. The show also leans into the textures of daily life: work, family pressures, and the pull of belonging that makes crime feel like a quasi family. Audiences who binge the episodes are drawn to the nuanced choices the young protagonists make.

Sıfır Bir is an independent Turkish crime drama created by Kadri Beran Taşkın and Cihangir Ceyhan. It began in 2016 as a YouTube project and later moved to BluTV where later seasons stream. The project started small and grew online.

Critics and fans note the show's blunt portrayal of youth and crime in Adana, pairing tight ensemble work with a bleak urban mood. Its performance driven storytelling is supported by a solid audience score of 8.1 out of 10 from 20 votes.

The series has developed a devoted online following and sparked conversations about regional crime narratives. Its move to BluTV widened its reach and kept the Adana setting in the spotlight.

Awards: There are no widely documented major awards or nominations for Sıfır Bir. The show is praised more for its raw atmosphere and ensemble performances, rather than ceremony recognition, and has built a loyal audience through streaming rather than traditional acclaim.