Observing wealthy individuals can be entertaining. Their lavish lifestyles are appealing, and it's enjoyable to fantasize about their seemingly perfect lives occasionally. However, when wealth is displayed in a tacky manner rather than with elegance, or flaunted in a way that makes those without money feel inferior, as seen in the Netflix Original German-Turkish romantic comedy She Said Maybe, it quickly turns from fascinating to irritating.

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The split-screen technique quickly becomes tiresome, as each conversation merely reiterates what has just occurred. In fact, the entire film is filled with gimmicks that fail to deliver. Following the proposal that never took place, Can invites Mavi to join him for ten days in Istanbul. Mavi has never visited Turkey, the homeland of her family. She doesn't even know the language. However, upon their arrival, Mavi discovers that she has a grandmother, Yadigar (Meral Perin), whom she was previously unaware of.

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