Behlül

Behlül is a prominent character from the Turkish television drama "Aşk-ı Memnu" (Forbidden Love). The series, based on Halit Ziya Uşaklıgil's 1900 novel, first aired in 2008. Behlül is portrayed as a young, charming, and somewhat irresponsible man who finds himself entangled in a complex romantic relationship.

He is the nephew of Adnan Ziyagil, the wealthy patriarch of a prominent Istanbul family. Behlül is taken in by Adnan after his parents' death and lives in the Ziyagil mansion. He develops a deep affection for Nihal, Adnan's daughter, who is also his cousin. Their relationship, however, is complicated by Behlül's attraction to Bihter, Adnan's much younger second wife.

Behlül's character is often depicted as indecisive and conflicted, struggling between his feelings for Nihal and his forbidden desire for Bihter. His actions contribute significantly to the dramatic tension and tragic unfolding of the story. The character's popularity led to widespread discussions and analysis of his motivations and moral dilemmas among viewers. Behlül's arc represents a central pillar of "Aşk-ı Memnu," exploring themes of desire, loyalty, and the consequences of choices.