Farah Zainab Abdullah's journey and a wonderful role in Bergen and her beauty is the secret of her fame

Farah Zeynep Abdullah was born on August 17, 1989, in Beşiktaş, Istanbul. Abdullah has two siblings. She spent her secondary education at Lycée Français Saint-Michel in Istanbul.

Her family moved to London due to her father's work, and she then completed her degree in French, Drama and Media Studies from the University of Kent in 2013. Her most famous works are the TV series Over Time and the movie Bergen.

Then in 2010, while Farah Zeynep Abdullah was studying at Kent University, she was offered a role in the drama Öyle BirGeçer Zaman k.

It completed two seasons and 79 episodes and Farah Zeynep Abdullah won the Best Supporting Actress award at the Antalya TV Awards in 2011.

Then Farah Zeynep Abdullah worked for the second time alongside Kivanc Tatlitug in the historical drama Kurt Seyit ve Shura.

While in late July 2016, rumors appeared on social media about Farah Zeynep Abdullah joining the successful series Muhteşem Yüzyıl: Kösem and a few days later, it was confirmed that she would join the series as the Hungarian princess Faria Bethlen, then Farah Zeynep Abdullah played the role of a singer in the series Gülzar.

While in 2020 and 2021, she worked alongside Birkan Sokullu in Masumlar Apartmanı, which is adapted from a novel by the writer, Gülseren Budayıcıoğlu.

Farah Zainab Abdullah's movies In 2013, she appeared in Yılmaz Erdoğan's film Butterfly's Dream which was selected by the Minister of Culture and Tourism as Türkiye's candidate for the 2014 Academy Awards.

For this role, Abdullah won the Best Supporting Actress award at the 18th Sadri Aliçık Film and Theater Awards and the Cinema Writers Association Awards.

While in 2014, she appeared in the movie Bi Küçük Eylül Meselesi The Little September Case Abdullah later starred in the romantic musical film Unutursam Fisilda Whisper If You Forget directed by Çağan Irmak.

This role brought Farah Zeynep Abdullah many awards as she amazed the audience with her acting and singing skills. The film became the fifth most watched in Turkey in 2014. The song Gel ya da git, which Farah performed for the soundtrack of the film Whisper If You Forget, topped the national charts for several weeks in a row.

While in 2015, she voiced Princess Courtney in the Turkish version of Barbie in Rock 'N Royals and later that year, Abdullah completed the film Ekşi Elmalar (Sour Apples), her second project with director Yılmaz Erdoğan. The film was released on October 28, 2016 in Turkey and in early November in Europe. Her acting was met with great acclaim and was praised by critics and viewers alike.

In 2018, Farah Zeynep Abdullah played the role of the famous singer Ajda Pekcan in the fantasy comedy film Arif V 216, singing Pekcan's songs "Milyonzade" and "Boşvermişim Dünyaya". It was the second most watched film in Türkiye in 2018.

Then Farah Zeynep Abdullah starred in the movie Bizim İçin: Champion for Us: The Hero which tells the life story of the knight Halis Karataş. Her role and the movie were widely appreciated by critics.

In 2022, Farah Zeynep Abdullah starred in the biographical film Bergen, which became the eighth highest-grossing film of all time in Turkey, grossing over 160 million Turkish liras, and was the most-watched and highest-grossing film of 2022 in Turkey.

In 2023, Abdullah starred in the film Behter, an adaptation of the 20th century Ottoman era novel Aşk-ı Memnu.

Farah Zeinab Abdullah's most famous role is in the movie Bergen. Bergen is a Turkish biographical drama film, released on March 4, 2022. The screenplay was written by Sema Kaygusuz and Yildiz Bayazid, and directed by the duo Mehmet Binay and Caner Alper. Starring Farah Zeynep Abdullah, the film tells the life story of the Turkish singer Bergen.

On the other hand, the name of the killer, Halis Serbest, played by actor Erdal Beşikçioğlu, was not mentioned in the film. In addition, the film was withdrawn from cinemas in the city of Kozan in Adana province, the killer's hometown, shortly after its release.

In this context, the mayor of Qozan, Kazim Ozcan, explained that the film was not shown because it contained scenes of violence.

Bergen movie story Belkin is an independent, talented and passionate young girl who loves music. Her parents separated when she was six years old and she lived with her mother Sabahat in Ankara in poverty. Belkin missed her father and wrote him weekly letters.

She had taken piano and music lessons since childhood, and passed the Ankara State Conservatory of Music exams with excellent grades, but faced financial difficulties. To support her mother, she started working at the post office. One night, a friend invited her to the Viman Club, where she persuaded her to go on stage to sing. That moment was decisive in fostering her passion for singing.

She stated that her life changed when she fell in love with a young man named Abdullah, but he broke up with her at the request of her mother who wanted her to complete her studies. Belkin was sad for a long time, but receiving an offer to sing at the Viman Club gave her hope. She decided to take the name Bergen as her stage name and started her singing career.

She then moved with her mother to Adana after receiving an offer to work in a casino there. She caught the attention of a man who saw her every day, and sent her bouquets of roses. They developed a relationship, but he demanded that she leave the stage as a condition for marriage. Bergen agreed, but her relationship with him soon degenerated into violence and abuse. She later discovered that he was married and that their marriage was fake, prompting her to run away and return to Ankara.

But after her great success in the world of singing, she was attacked with a caustic substance that caused her to lose her right eye. Despite the pain, she returned to the stage and became the "Queen of Arabesque."

Despite her divorce from her ex-husband, he continued to pursue her. On August 14, he shot her while she was traveling with her mother, killing her. Bergen was buried in Mersin, and her grave was protected by an iron cage to ensure its safety.