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A young journalism student, Ebru, stays in a dormitory rumored to have a dark past. Initially dismissive of the stories, she begins to investigate after experiencing terrifying events. Ebru uncovers a connection between the hauntings and missing girls from the dormitory’s history. As she unravels its dark secrets, she becomes entangled in a ritual aimed at breaking an ancient pact between humans and jinns.

Okan was recently fired from his job, pop star Batuhan was cheated on just before proposing, and social media star Basri accidentally killed his dog. They are all depressed, and taken to an old mansion for treatment. They are expecting to relax and have fun there, but local people have unexpected surprises for them.

Journalist Ebru goes undercover as a nurse at a mental health center to investigate missing female staff. Her plan backfires when she is mistakenly treated as a patient. After sharing a mysterious photo linked to her story, Ebru and investigator Kerem uncover dark secrets hidden in the center’s past. Their tense journey through fear and mystery begins.

Yusuf, 19, is a university student who is a bit moody, introverted, unable to find peace in life, and has lost his faith in God due to his questioning nature. Having grown up without seeing his father, he cannot shake off the anger within him. Although his mother tried to raise him with self-sacrifice and without making him feel the absence of his father, this has remained an open wound within Yusuf. Though he believed his father had died when he was young, as he grew older, he began to doubt whether his father was actually alive, and his anger grew within him because his father never once reached out to him... At the same time, he harbors resentment toward his mother for raising him with this lie.

Aslı, who struggles with phobias caused by her stepfather during her childhood, undergoes psychological treatment. Aslı, who struggles with a fear of the dark, a fear of contamination, a fear of shadows, and a fear of mice, is forced to take the subway home after attending a party one night when she cannot find a taxi. Carrying two bags containing disinfectant, a flashlight, spare batteries, and various cleaning supplies to help her overcome her fears, Aslı boards the train, chooses a quiet spot, and starts listening to music. However, she falls asleep and ends up trapped in the last car when it reaches the final stop. When she wakes up, Aslı finds herself alone in a dark car and realizes that one of her bags has been stolen and her phone is dead. Left alone with her greatest fears, will Aslı be able to escape the car?

Gece Gündüz was a police procedural soap produced by the Altıoklar Productions, the main characters are Aslan Aydemir and Kemal. They both work at the Istanbul Organized Crime section of the police force. The series finished on its 33rd episode. The theme song is an edited version of "Gündüz Gece" by Âşık Veysel Şatıroğlu who is also named "Uzun Ince bir Yoldayım" which was a famous Turkish folk music and Veysel was the famous one for this song.