Countless Awards.. Zerrin Tekindor and a Great Role in Blind Love

Turkish actress Zerrin Tekindor was born on August 5, 1964 in the city of Burhaniye and holds Turkish citizenship. She was born into a Muslim family and holds the Islamic religion. She studied primary and secondary school in the city of Ankara and then joined the State Music Institute at Hacettepe University, from which she graduated from the Theater Department in 1985.

In 1985, Zerin Tekindor also started working at the State Theater, presenting a variety of successful theatrical performances. One of the most famous plays she presented was the play Who is Afraid of the Treacherous Wolf in 2014, and she also participated in the play Antony and Cleopatra in 2012.

She won many awards during her artistic career, and in 1990 she continued her studies as a student in the Department of Painting at Bilkent University and continued there until 1994.

In 2003, she was appointed to the State Theater in Istanbul, then worked in the training workshop of Khalil Akdeniz and opened fifteen painting exhibitions. She is a painter and a theater and television actress.

One of Zerin Tekindor's most famous dramatic works was the Forbidden Love series, in which she played the role of Lamis Hanim or Mademoiselle, with the Turkish star Kivanc Tatlitug, the star Beren Saat, the star Hazal Kaya and many other stars.

On the other hand, Zerrin Tekindor presented many diverse artistic works during her artistic career and was distinguished by her wonderful performance.

Zerrin Tekindor and her husband In 1987, the Turkish star Zerin Tekindor married the famous Turkish actor Tahsin Tekindor, but she only stayed with him for ten months, then separated from him. She then married him again, then separated from him once again, permanently. She gave birth to her only daughter, Hera, in 1989. It is worth noting that the Turkish actor Tahsin Tekindor was born on July 16, 1945, so he is 86 years old.

He is a TV actor born in the Turkish city of Sivas and is a Muslim. He studied at the National Conservatory of Music at Ankara University. His most important artistic works include the film My Father and My Son in 2005 and the film Daughter of War in 2017.

Turkish star Zerrin Tekindor announced that she was in a romantic relationship with Turkish actor Haluk Bilginer in 2014.

Zerrin Tekindor in Forbidden Love series The Turkish actress Zerin Tekindor participated in the Forbidden Love series, which is one of the most important, prominent and famous Turkish series that achieved wide popularity and great success. The events of the series revolve around betrayal, love stories and romance, and all the events take place within the Ziyagil family and inside their home. The series was shown in September 2008 and continued until 2011.

Mr. Adnan Ziyagil decides to marry after the death of his wife by about 11 years, so he marries Samar Yuri Oglu, a girl who is many years younger than him. He also has a son, Murad, and an older daughter, Nahal. Samar lives in Adnan's house and among his family members, and feelings of love begin to creep into Muhannad's heart towards Samar. Muhannad is Mr. Adnan's nephew and lives with them in the house and has many relationships with women, and Nahal, his cousin, loves him and wishes to marry him. However, betrayal comes from the closest people, as Muhannad betrays his uncle with his wife after feelings of love become mutual between them.

On the other hand, things begin to develop and events become intertwined, and Miss Lamis discovers the betrayal between Muhannad and Samar. She also falls in love with Mr. Adnan and wishes to marry him and live with them in the house, given that she is the piano teacher for Nahal and Murad. Actress Zerin Tekindor plays the role of Miss Lamis, and she is one of the most prominent and important characters in the series.

The series also features a group of stars, most notably Beren Saat, Kivanc Tatlitug, Selcuk Yontam, Hazal Kaya, Nebahat Girey, Batuhan Kircikaya and others. The series is adapted from a famous Turkish novel of the same name by Halid Ziya Uşaklıgil, and is directed by Hilal Saral and Barış Yuş.

Zerin Tekindor's artistic career Casablanca Cafe TV Series Watching From a Mars Window TV Series Forbidden Love TV Series Denise De Corton Miss in 2008 - 2010 North and South TV series Gulten Çayak in 2011 Kurt Sit and Shura, writer in 2014 Blind Love in 2016

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Doctor Miracle 2021 Kozoglu Links Zerin Tekindor's plays A Woman's Dream play in 1987. Farhat and Sherry play in 1992. A noisy tale play in 1993. The play "Mr. Istanbul" in 1993 The Last Love Play in 1995 The play The Open Window to Heaven in 1997.

The play Curses of the Gazelles in 1999. Play From War to Peace and From Love to Battle in 1999. The play "The Killing of Love" in 1999. The Inspector play in 2003. A play in the middle of the world in 2007. God of the Universe play in 2009 Antony and Cleopatra play in 2012. Who's Afraid of the Traitor Wolf play in 2013. Zerin Tekindor series Forbidden Love series from 2008 to 2010. North and South TV series in 2011. Kurt Seit and Shura series in 2014. Blind Love series in 2016. Winter series in 2019. She also participated in many diverse photo exhibitions in Istanbul, Ankara and elsewhere.

Zerrin Tekindor Awards She won the Best Actress Award in the Comedy and Musical branch of the 8th Afifa Theatre Awards for her role as Mother Andreevna in the play The Inspector in 2004. Zerrin Tekindor won the Best Actress Award in 2012 for her role as Anita Riley in the play God of Ku. She won the Best Actress Award for her role in the play Antony and Cleopatra in 2012.

Zerrin Tekindor received the Best Actress Award for her role in the series “The Return of Muhannad” or “The North and the South” in 2013 as part of the Best Internet Site Awards. Zerrin Tekindor received the Best Actress Award in 2013 and 2014, among the Theater Critics Association Awards, for her role in the play Who's Afraid of the Treacherous Wolf.

She won the Most Successful Actress Award in 2014 from the 18th Afifa Theatre Awards for her role in the play Who is Afraid of the Traitor Wolf?