"M jak miłość" is a beloved staple of Polish television, a soap opera that has won the hearts of viewers since its premiere on November 4, 2000. The show airs on TVP2 and has been a weekly fixture, initially as a standalone drama, but later expanding to accommodate two episodes per week due to its immense popularity. The series revolves around the multigenerational saga of the Mostowiak family, a narrative that has resonated profoundly with audiences. "M jak miłość" has consistently ranked as the most watched drama on Polish television, a testament to its compelling storytelling and relatable characters. Its success has even prompted a Russian adaptation, "Lyubov kak Lyubov."
The heart and soul of "M jak miłość" lie in its richly drawn characters. Among them is Paweł Zduński, portrayed by Rafał Mroczek, and Barbara Mostowiak, brought to life by Teresa Lipowska. Rafał Mroczek's Paweł is a character of complexity and depth, a role that has endeared him to viewers. On the other hand, Teresa Lipowska's Barbara embodies the strength and resilience of the Mostowiak family matriarch, making her a fan favorite. These characters, along with the rest of the ensemble, have brought the Mostowiak family to life, creating a powerful connection with the audience.
"M jak miłość" has also found international acclaim, not just through its Russian adaptation but also through its broadcast on TVP Polonia. The show has been made accessible to international audiences with English subtitles. This has allowed viewers from around the world to appreciate the compelling storytelling and rich character development that "M jak miłość" offers, making it a truly global phenomenon.