Hurrem Didn't Forget Where She Came From... | Magnificent Century

[@keizelharf5393]

"Hurrem Didn't Forget Where She Came From". How can she forget? Her sisters-in-law always remind her like no other thing to said.

[@thanavitthirachainan270]

Omg 😂

[@misstaurus9441]

FOR REAL

[@SB-dk1my]

❤❤❤

[@amortarala9278]

😂😂😂😂

[@Rociokirsten]

Lol For real 🤣

[@olgajastrzebska5607]

That's why Hurrem never wanted to loose Suleiman. She lost one family when she was very young and tried to do everything not to lost the second

[@sadafrafiq5006]

Remember that episode where firuze went to suleyman on Thursday and hurrem thought that she lost her family, her suleyman, she was going to drink poison to end her life.. Until afife hatun stopped her..

[@olgajastrzebska5607]

@@sadafrafiq5006 I remember. For me Hurrem was sometimes cruel because life was cruel for her. After seeing murdering whole family probably no one would be still nice to others...Hurrem didn't start this war, she realized how world can be cruel in one day

[@kelseyoconnor3951]

Exactly. Especially in this moment, she acted like mother to her nation, especially to the slaves! Proud of her! Exactly what a man needs! Suleiman didn't need just a woman, he needed a lioness~~^^

[@mvitor7412]

And people say Hurrem was EVIL? She was ruthless, but not evil.

[@ismasakki5253]

She was

[@olgajastrzebska5607]

She was not evil. She had so traumatic life and she never fully recovered. And she was ruthless not because it was her own will but Hurred had to be ruthless if she wanted to survive in this cruel palace. Other Sultanas were even more ruthless than her, the worst for me was Shah

[@ismasakki5253]

@@olgajastrzebska5607 she was evil, murderer, hated by the court and people..when she finally died it was said "the démon is died". Protecting our selves and children never justify killing others. All Her interest was rulling ..it s a history truth don t be blinding by your feelings.

[@SB-dk1my]

❤❤❤

[@olgajastrzebska5607]

@@ismasakki5253 but Hurrem didnit start this war. Murdering of whole her family was ok? She became ruthless becaeuse world was ruthless for her. After so traumatic experience like sewing death of all family members and being beaten and sold into slavery probably no one would be still nice to other

[@PayalGupta_4951]

This is the best scene where haters can't comment bad about hurrem and they can't say bad about her😏

[@QuantumGamingUploads]

She married the man that did this stuff

[@PayalGupta_4951]

@@kaigoukhongsai8880 I have had even of that shosho and pargali. And now they don't dare to say bad about hurrem where I comment coz they know they are going to lose bad😂😂

[@Winterbelv]

@@kaigoukhongsai8880 sosho is the worst , it's feelis like i'm having a conv with alien

[@PayalGupta_4951]

@@QuantumGamingUploads the salvery wasn't started by suleiman but his ancestars

[@bharathiramesh5878]

Yes..agreed

[@hurremsultanas]

Aaaah this is such a great scene for Hürrem. While some of her motives for doing her charity work were for personal gain, she did also genuinely want to help people for altruistic reasons because of her own experience.And that is in and of itself so important both thematically and in terms of her characterisation. While in some ways she tried to bury her, Alexandra is still very much a part of who she is.

[@helenenewman3651]

Meryem is outstanding in this scene. Queen Hurrem Sultana was every bit the Queen as she was deemed.

[@Sriwijaya888]

She really have a queen persona

[@nadiratabassumpapri4639]

And she looked the most beautiful here from entire series...red suites her☺️☺️

[@alainabinteyarshi748]

This is the main reason why I'll be always team hurrem❤️ The way she understand people, she struggled alot but never gave up! Strong people live and weak people die! She's a beauty with Brain ❤️

[@SB-dk1my]

Strong ppl rely on themselves and their ppl in their circle.. weak ppl ALWAYS wanted to piggy-back ride on others back and hard work to easy life

[@anneb4160]

Almost all characters in the series have good and bad sides. This applies to Hurrem but also to Ibrahim. He didn't forget his roots either and was a different person when he was with his brother or with cute little Esmanur. No one is born evil, neither Hurrem nor Ibrahim.

[@Redluna32]

I think the issues of enslavement and conversion, along with clinging to Suleiman as their lifeline from it, are part of what make Hurrem and Ibrahim such perfect narrative foils for one another. Even in the first episode, where Ibrahim is considering the consequences of his own conversion, it interposes with shots of Hurrem in the harem, clutching to her cross.

[@chykim1]

Ibrahim did forget his roots, he became an egotistical monster, who thought himself on the same level as the Sultan.

[@inarilo]

@@chykim1 what was so special about the Sultan apart from being born to the right family and not dying? Both Ibrahim and Hurrem made the quest for power their obsession because they had nothing else left. It gave them a reason to live. Ibrahim didn't go home all those years because he was afraid of being rejected for having converted.

[@PayalGupta_4951]

Alexsandra La Rossa...what a great personality...she was one of her kind...who fought for her children and love she did what every women would do to protect her loved ones...she rose from a ruthenian slave girl to the world's most powerful SULTANA the way a phoenix wakes from the ashes of his predecessor (but in her case she was the predecessor herself)...she fought with fire, passes through fire, played with fire and eventually became the fire herself she did many charitable work for children, women and poor people and she will always be remembered for it...she was an angel for some but witch for some but will always be an inspiration for all was us and I appreciate her, love her and respect her...she write her destiny herself and prove that women can do anything no matter what world does to her, say to her... she died but will remain in our heart forever....a big ❤ for her

[@bharathiramesh5878]

Loved ur write- up abt hurrem 👍

[@PayalGupta_4951]

@@bharathiramesh5878 thanks😊

[@lavlinalavender]

I love it when people call her Alexandra La Rossa

[@Efy_b4305]

Well said

[@PayalGupta_4951]

@buga she is more commonly know as Alexndra La Rossa, when I read about her on wiki and other website, it said this only (maybe you are correct). And she was born to Ruthenian priest and she was born in Ruthenia now in ukrian. You better not to be rude and study geography a bit.

[@kelseyoconnor3951]

One of my TONS OF FAVORITE scenes of Hurrem!!! she acted like mother to her nation, especially to the slaves! Proud of her! While the sultanas in the drama only looked down on others below their status, including Hatice.

[@nativedeenfan]

This is why Suleiman never left her, why he kept her with him all his life, why he married her. It's why she was given the name Hurrem, joyful. She made those she loved smile and laugh. She was genuinely kind and compassionate and did her best to make friends with others and keep them happy. I don't claim she was an angel. She did terrible things but most times she was forced to in defence of both her and her children. People who turned against her were the ones she would destroy completely. In the start, she always tried making peace

[@kqima3166]

You Go, QUEEN. They don't know the trials and tribulations you've endured. THIS IS YOUR MOMENT

[@Milwazaalbadesh]

4:17 .👸i like the way she walks and gestures kevser hatun to sit down.❤

[@mayfriend2959]

This scene always gets me. So beautifully written and performed; this show has its campy, overdramatic moments (arguably more than its fair share) but every so often are these moments of incredible insight, tenderness and humanity. You can tell that the people making the show truly cared about the story they were telling.

[@sadafrafiq5006]

This scene always make me cry.. Even after watching it for 5-6 tines, still i get teary eyed.. This scene touches the heart.. 😞

[@anuktachattopadhyay6457]

This is a powerful scene. Meryem shows her acting chops. She is every inch a great queen here.

[@DimSK.]

Hurrem never forgot where she came from, it's always important to remember your roots, your land and your whole life. Sadly kosem sultan forgot it and was so blinded that she would never let her grandson rule... One fights to keep her sons alive and prays to die before Suleiman, other fights to keep her sultanate, remain on the great valide sultan position and continue as regent until her death...

[@QuantumGamingUploads]

Thats why she married the person that was in charge of all these things lol.

[@Winterbelv]

Kosem scared me so much, even the old hurrem never make me feel scared

[@farinahaifa9287]

@@Winterbelv omg yeahh.. I mean she changed but hurrem not

[@Winterbelv]

@@farinahaifa9287 i mean i understand she had to go through all of that by herself but killing your own child and granchild? So scary

[@Winterbelv]

@Aishiki Dutta i'm so mad when nurbanu stole it. I would like to see mihrimah wear it instead. She's the most powerful imperial princess. And rich💸💸

[@kassyqueen8089]

This is a series with actors in play. People should learn to enjoy the good acting and leave all unnecessary hostilities please. We will all take sides but it should be done without disrespecting others. Apart from the little known from history books we know very little about what the real characters did or said or what informed their decisions.

[@lovelydeseret2227]

Hurrem's life experience became her armour..her strength.. that's why she was able to rise from a slave into a powerful Ottoman Queen.

[@robynm7221]

This is the most moving scene in the whole series to date for me (this s the first time I've seen it). Hurrem tells the woman how she was taken & the horrific things she's seen & been through as a very young woman & hiw her life was turned around & niw she wants ro make a difference in the poorest part of town. I started crying remembering some of the bad things I lived through & I imagine we all can relate to some of the pain Hurrem endured as a chikd. If you can't, you were truly blessed to have a good home life & good parents. This is why I like Hurrem & was drawn into this series. I pray all who had a difficult childhood will know they're not alone & I pray for them to have peace, the peace only our Creator can give. Amen 🙌

[@chykim1]

And I pray the same for you❤️❤️🙏🙏

[@robynm7221]

@@chykim1 Awwe Thank you & God bless you 🙌 🤗 dear heart ❤🌿🌺🌿

[@SB-dk1my]

❤❤❤

[@robynm7221]

@@SB-dk1my 💖💖💖

[@zaidahabdghafur7164]

Robyn M Praying for u. I hope u live a good life. Much love

[@syazwaniaris2649]

Be like a bird that flies high in the sky, but still descends to find food. Be a person who dreams high, but remains humble and cares for others. No matter how bad the hurrem was, she never forgot her origins. Maybe that's why Suleman fell in love with her. She was different from other women he had met

[@annstillwell730]

This show could have the most cheesy scenes and then you get one like this so well acted and written. These scenes kept me hooked.

[@amenamukarram8561]

Hurrem was never bad nor was Mahidevran. It was Suleiman who couldnt treat them both equally

[@angelinenabua6336]

@@ummukhaledchannel WOW. Are you seriously looking for drama, or are you just like this? Both Hürrem and Mahidevran have their own reasons and purpose. In fact, EVERYONE does! But the thing is, Mahidevran just never confronts Suleiman about her love. While Hürrem, on the other hand, is very brave to Confront Suleiman about it. Also, I don't get what you're saying. But Hürrem in this part isn't even throwing her "Drama Queen" act. She STILL has remembered her roots and where she came from. From her Actions to Mistake, she remembered it deeply. So I don't really get why a lot of people like you won't ever understand and can, who knows, keep on hating Hürrem for no reason. Maybe you have seen those Social Media BS on why Hürrem is bad.

[@julionni4461]

@@angelinenabua6336 well said darling🙂

[@angelinenabua6336]

@@ummukhaledchannel Well, I can point that out first. But you seem new, so I'll just leave that. If you really put all the pieces together, from Hürrem's past to who she is now, then you'd also be able to realize. I'd only say the Drama or Series though, not in Reality. Since when I read the documentaries it's far different than the series.

[@angelinenabua6336]

@@ummukhaledchannel Did I even mention "Real Story"? I recommended to you to try and put the pieces together in THE SERIES. Not in Reality or the Documentary. "Baby" 😜

[@danamader3496]

Why should Süleyman treat Mahidevran- one of many concubines equally like Hürrem- the Woman who he truly loved and later married her??

[@loliver9660]

I feel like this is the first time we really we get to see the real Hurrem. Behind all that anger, entitlement, and bravado was a scared little girl in pain and fear after watching her entire family be murdered. Any good thing she got, she seized with both hands because it could get taken away tomorrow, and any threat to it she wouldn't stop until it was gone.

[@shelyah2004]

Hurem can really govern, convince and lead. This clip shows it well.

[@ernestnoeid2327]

I was searching for this scene for long forgot which episode it's in. Most strong words by Hurrem to the house owner. Just found recently in episode 92. Glad it already posted here.

[@tomeekun]

I remember this scene so vividly when I first watched the series. It was beautiful. And it's really cool that this is based on history. Hürrem did do charity in real life to help the poor.

[@jungtinaimsong4425]

This is the reason why I love Huremm ❤️ if it was Mahidevran she would have force that poor women to sell her house but see here our Hurem how she makes her understand why she wants to buy her house her intention was good that the owner can't say no ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@chaiwithchips]

hurrem here made me want to hug her, this was the hurrem i liked, genuine kind, with no ulterior motive, who made i to the riches from the rags. i feel bad for her and all other salves, her description alone makes me wanna weep. and oh, meryem is so beautiful, no one could've played her better than her. all the bad parts, good parts all of it

[@theladymorgana8657]

I've always said that Hurrem's story reminds me of the fictional character Katerina Petrova aka Katherine Pierce from tvd. They were both only 17 when they lost their families and left alone in the world. Katherine had to run from Klaus and Hurrem had to survive in the palace. They both had to do bad things sometimes because if they didn't they would have been dead. No matter what they did, Hurrem honestly loved Suleyman and Katherine honestly loved Stefan. Hurrem was a great mother and Katherine would have been too if her baby wasn't taken away from her by force.

[@jayasmitasmakeup3376]

Hurrem wasn’t selfish like Katherine 😑 she had to do some bad stuffs for surviving but more than that she enjoyed her bad deeds

[@theladymorgana8657]

@@jayasmitasmakeup3376 I'm my opinion, Katherine did also things that weren't selfish. She returned back to save damon in 2x22, she really loved Stefan, she went to see Nadia even if she knew she was going to die and she seemed to like Caroline. She just had to put herself first. Anyway, that's just my opinion like I said before.

[@aronsmith2688]

they are both survivors💫🔥

[@Sriwijaya888]

Hurrem was real historical person,she cant be compared with fictional character

[@anikethchakraborty3238]

But, you don't understand the concept of slavery. Katherine was a free woman while Hurrem was a slave. If she didn't end up in the palace her life would be so horrible. She was lucky that Sultan Suleiman didn't drift apart and valued her. Also, she was a kafir so she'd be treated like a non-human.

[@ImMarius1]

*Imagine Mahidevran in this scene, she would fail miserable saying "GIVE ME YOUR HOUSE, I'M THE VALIDE 😡" 😆😆😆😆🤦🏻‍♂️*

[@blessingayuba5153]

😂😂😂😂 or "I don't need your consent, I will take it anyway"

[@DimSK.]

Hahahahah so true!

[@comradeleppi2000]

@@blessingayuba5153 true

[@widishaagarwalla2193]

She has also gone through alot. Put yourself in her shoes. She lost everything after hurrem came. She lost a person she loved the most . If I was in her place. I too would have turned bitter

[@blessingayuba5153]

@@widishaagarwalla2193 exactly we are talking about her bitterness....

[@evasavonith6234]

This Scene shows the Hürrem Sultana's Real Face! What a Sweetheart she is with the People. How she is mooving Hearts for a bigger Thing. ❤🧡💛 If the Serail did not threat her in they Way it did, she would be just like this. 😇 😇

[@jsychu]

🥲🥲❤️😍Well written in the script and superbly performed by Meryem. This is one of the best parts I loved.

[@secretgarden3555]

To change this place of bad memories into a place of real humanity makes her a real queen. Love Hurrem for her strength and intelligence. Behind most great kings in human history stood a woman with greatness. The actress was well chosen ;-)

[@aggelikilimperopoulou5461]

And the oscar goes to Hurrem! What a magnificent actress! Can't stop watching her act in this series!

[@MarinaKaFai]

What an amazing scene! Meryem's talent really shines!

[@tempestsonata1102]

I like the elderly characters. They add a lot of maturity and depth to the series.

[@saminyalam]

3:55 the palace became my home...❤️

[@rizacastilo5871]

She convinced her coz she wants it by heart...so touching

[@ananyahegde3183]

I wish sultan suleiman would have heard all this.

[@InndiaSaraswathyKeeylaas]

this scene allways make me in tears -

[@domenekbluen1028]

People fighting about who's better, Mahidevran or Hurrem. Suleiman, who was the reason of all the problem between these Sultanas: GOOD!

[@blessingsofparadise4439]

Hurreum recapped her tragic🙏🙏🙏🙏🛐🛐🛐🛐 story, brilliantly/truthfully and looks🧥👑👠💄💎💍💅 gorgeous in red ‼️‼️‼️‼️❗❗❗❗

[@Thasniya686]

4:18-4:19 hand gesture.....so graceful...

[@neferneferuaten286]

Here you can see Hurrem true kindness and sincerity

[@comradeleppi2000]

I cried seeing this scene.

[@sadafrafiq5006]

Me too... Such moments when hurrem talked about her injustice and bad days. Really make me cry.. ☹️☹️ This time and when she asked afife if there is justice then that should be for her as well..

[@khinisnotavailable]

She looks so beautiful in that red dresses

[@naziakazmi9283]

I think this lady was an inspiration

[@vl9857]

The greatness of Hurem 😭❤️

[@mouceusope69]

This is the best scene... Hurrem sultan 👸

[@mariajesna]

I think this is true historical hurrem .... a real scene

[@ravensjewel-3886]

I’m not crying…you are!

[@cvg.x]

Yes Hahah

[@chykim1]

Hurrems absolutely amazing... ❤️❤️❤️👑👑

[@bre3756]

People say that her charity couldn't overturn all the evil she has done but I don't think she has done that much evil to be honest. Putting aside her reasons and story. Just objectively Valide, Hatige, Ibrahim and even the sultan have done things far worse than her. Just imagine how many people the sultan killed with his wars. Not even remebering the ones he killed personally. The same for Ibrahim.

[@zarifahtanziba6522]

It’s like Meryem was born to play Hurrem’s role

[@nughmaankhan5530]

Umm why didn't hurrem wear big crowns when meryem was around because vahide ( the one who plays old hurrem) wore big crowns like the one Safiye sultan wore

[@nimo2963]

She did in some places

[@diamondcrystal9308]

Baz they are heavy

[@crispincaro1685]

Se escucha muy bien con su voz en turco ella es políglota she speaks meny. Language. She is very. Smart. Bountiful woman!!!!🧡❤️🤍♥️❣️💜💙💛💛🌷🥀💐💐🌸🌼🌼🌺🌻🌻

[@kjibi98]

My Queen ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😢😢😢

[@asmrhawaii]

Well played Hurrem. Well played.

[@Rina_ri1008]

Totoo talaga Ang kasabihan na : "Kung Di Ka Marunong Tumingin sa iyong Pinanggalingan , Ay di ka Makakarating sa Iyong Paroroonan" Or in English : "If You don't look back to where You came from , You'll never arrive to your Destination." Hurrem Not forgetting where she came from was one of the reasons Why she was loved by the people and how she managed to become a powerful and influential Sultana, that up to this day is still remembered in History as a Powerful figure during the Sultanate Of Women.

[@pratimajulme313]

But still she never misses a chance to taunt Ibrahim and Mahidevran that they are slaves.

[@IrisRiedel6]

You realize it's because of their previous misbehavior with her, right?

[@olgajastrzebska5607]

And what did Sułtan sisters? They always reminded Hurrem that she was a slave, even after her liberation

[@danamader3496]

It's good because Mahidevran forgets that she is also Slave. She always acted like she is born in Dinasty and insults Hürrem for that. Also Ibrahim forgot. He even called himself "Kanuni Sultan" This is why he was killed.

[@tsukiknight961]

Sometimes I think people say she was wrong but they forget this is just a tv show they couldn't really portray the horror and disgust of the slave Industry

[@andreeabucur9067]

The scene is very touching I felt her pain.

[@turkishevolution7]

This dress of hurrem is MAGNIFICENT❤👑

[@soubhagyasangamshetty4588]

When I will saw hurrem sultana... I little bit hate... but to see this scene I felt hurrem sultana not only intelligent but wonderful..... beautiful.... kind heart ..... sultana.....

[@aliiphom8346]

I cried every time i watched 🥺

[@gargimitra4692]

Oh god this episode is so emotional❤

[@jasminrai6481]

Thought she did many bad things but one thing about her is she never forget her root though she wanted power but she is the only woman who love sultan Suleman holeheartdly thats why sultan lover her so much

[@pfva]

girl she manipulated that woman 😂

[@maryharper9321]

This scene makes me cry every time

[@arvinndnmomskitchen3806]

Hurrem ❤❤❤

[@teresaharris-travelbybooks5564]

Daye Hatun; "not a tear in my eye."

[@depnguyen6519]

Love you Hurren

[@lazuardi3171]

Meryem Uzerli acting are in another level of hollywood star

[@Nur-r4k]

Ah Zavalli kimsesiz Alexandra.. 💔

[@TheSak7171]

Whatever Hurrem’s intentions maybe it is still not right to force a lady to sell her beloved husband’s home which had so many memories. It’s not right to emotionally black mail someone. If she wants to keep it let her.

[@sadafrafiq5006]

Intentions were pure, not whatever.. She told her intentions and then left it to that lady to decide.. Obviously no one want to obstruct something that is beneficial to so many people.. When the lady realise how her place will be beneficial to many she decided not to be selfish about it.

[@TheSak7171]

@@sadafrafiq5006 regardless of Hurrem’s intentions the lady still has the right to keep that house. It is not selfish it was the late husband’s house. Calling it selfish is not fair. If the Queen is sharing her personal journey and requesting a common woman do you think she would have a choice? It’s called emotional blackmail and pressure.

[@sadafrafiq5006]

@@TheSak7171 may be its your opinion.. But to me personally i would have loved to be part such deed where hundred of ppl are being benefitted..

[@Mayalubainisanchauichaui]

Even her daughter will not never know her pain being slave.😢

[@sandipansarkar1522]

Magnificent? No my friends... I would rather call it an empire of sin...emerged out of the cursed system of slavery.... turning so many innocents (like Hurram) into sinners...

[@arleneesona4993]

❤️❤️❤️ hurem sultana

[@ahmetkhan912]

That's how to be a real Queen.

[@Sagi_Life]

Selalu nangeess terharu lihat scene hurem yang ini 😢😭

[@blessingsofparadise4439]

😭😭😭😭 *Tear, Tear* 😿😿😿😿

[@oscarrich6107]

she’s not evil but ruthless! nevertheless, they’re the one who responsible with Hurem’s acts. they treated her badly just because she’s concubine especially valide (mil) but she prove them wrong and that was epic! from concubine to A Queen.

[@hibaa.e]

Believe me hurrem was not the villain 💔

[@IvanaSt14]

4:24 🥺💔😭

[@Sh4d0w5tr1k3]

I don't think MHi reslly loved the Sultsn. I feel like she loved the power he had. People forget she was a slave, too. They treated her like a dynasty member. She chose to ruin Hurrem not for love or loyalty, but for greed.

[@malathiramyaweerasuriya708]

Love this scene 💗💗💗

[@wardachrouaa7281]

I love how most commentators here are trained psychologists😂 it makes the comments' section as interesting as the movie itself

[@gishmacader-begg5770]

Which episode was this plzz

[@borntowin4188]

Can anyone tell me which episode is this

[@happylove2257]

What episode is this on

[@zettyzetty3728]

I watch this scene many times 😭😭😭

[@praiseful]

Hurrem taught Suleiman to love and lessened his sexual appetite for other women.

[@rebeccasanchez3651]

That wasnt Hurrem speaking it was Alexandra

[@anotheryoutuberperson38]

If this was in English, she would win an Oscar for this scene.

[@felixanima7158]

She's not a queen. She's THE QUEEN, in every possible sense of the word! ;)

[@andjelazunjic6100]

Episode?

[@elish5665]

Hangi bölüm?

[@abcdbyeilliteracy645]

*Was she acting or she genuinely meant it* ???

[@vishvanagrecha1867]

I think she genuinely mean it

[@rossanaglasgow2561]

Hurrem was the ultimate FIRST LADY in a Palace, pitied, admired, hated and beloved for all her good works

[@amrinabesh6707]

Which episode in urdu?

[@maianmim7440]

Which episode ?

[@suthadan.3235]

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