Despite the fact that Nigar is a fictional character, many viewers are sincerely worried about the future fate of the former kalfa.
Nigar was born and spent her childhood in Sulina. When she turned 17, Ottoman soldiers attacked her house and sent the girl to serve in the palace.
Despite her calm and sympathetic nature, Nigar was able to register in the harem, and she was quickly promoted to the position of kalfa.
There were no complaints from the Ottoman family to Nigar, but she had a "little" sin - she was all I loved the Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire - Ibrahim - Pasha with her heart and soon the Pasha answered her reciprocity.
Khatije - the sultan, disturbed by the thoughtfulness of the Kalfa, considers it his own way, and decides to marry Nigar to Matrakchi. But on the first wedding night, not her lawful husband comes to Nigar, but Ibrahim - Pasha.
For more than two years, Nigar was the beloved woman of the pasha, until Khatija, the sultan, found out about their relationship.
Nigar at that time was pregnant, which saved her from execution, but the mother and child were separated, and only years later Nigar was able to occasionally see her daughter.
After Ibrahim's betrayal, Hatice was afraid of losing her husband again and decided to marry Nigar again. This time her husband was the chief groom - Rustem - yeah.
But it's difficult to call this marriage happy, their relationship was more like a neighbor's. The spouses could hardly bear each other, but they were not allowed to divorce.
Years later, Rustem divorced the Khatuns, and practically at the same time Ibrahim Pasha was executed. Matrakchi, worried about the life of the daughter of the vizier and Nigar, takes her away in an unknown direction.
Nigar, distraught with grief, takes the side of Shah - the sultan and kidnaps the daughter of Rustem and Mihrimah - the sultan. Rustem's soldiers quickly overtake the fugitive and from hopelessness she throws herself off the cliff.
At this moment, Nigar-kalfa recalls their love with Ibrahim and those happy moments that she spent next to her little daughter.
The writers for Nigar chose a cruel fate that touches to the core. And if not for forbidden love, everything could have turned out differently.
