

It is no secret that Burga is very romantic by nature: he proposed to his wife in a very romantic manner. Their wedding was attended by most of the Turkish stars, with a guest list of a very reasonable 300 guests. Impatient fans of the Turkish series Fatima, being aired on MBC4, hungry for more. The series is set to wrap up in an unexpected way. They had a very open love affair witnessed by the Turkish public. But we can expect a surprise twist, insiders confirm.

The narrative is exhilarating that you just can’t stop thinking about it. The use of phrases, dialogues, settings, and plot twists is extremely captivating throughout. Currently, this Turish series is playing on MBC4 for much of the Arab viewing public who experience Turkish through the Syrian dubbing. Created by Turkish director-writer, Ozgur Onurme, Fatma is a crime suspense thriller narrated in 6 episodes of 40 minutes each. smash-hit, Fatma, as this made him famous in Turkey as well as worldwide. His breaking role however came in his role on the T.V. One of his early films was "Trio", and he followed this debut performance with many roles in films, series and plays.

Engin Akyurek known as Karim on Fatma, together with Burga Gulsoy (Murad) together are other male icons who have helped to plug the vacuum caused by Muhanad's exit from the current show line-up for the lady fans.īurga Gulsoy, or Murad started his career in 2004. The actor, Kivanc Tatlitug, more easily identified as Muhannad, from hit-dramas ' Forbidden Love' and 'Nour' single-handedly stole the hearts and minds of many an Arab housewife to the dismay of the proud Arab male population. Murad from the Turkish series Fatma, is scoring fans in the female viewing population, giving Muhannad and even show-rival Karim a run for their money. The Turkish actor Burga, known in Syrian dubbing as 'Murad,' in the popular Turkish series Fatma, has been a hit with Arab viewers, especially the ladies who have found a way to substitute their Brad Pit equivalent, their own 'Muhamanet' in Turkish soap terms.
