Farewell to Vural Çelik... He brought the characters Kubi and Gülenay to life in Avrupa Yakası
Vural Çelik, who brought the characters Kubilay Peynircioğlu and Gülenay Peynircioğlu to life in the series Avrupa Yakası, written and directed by Gülse Birsel and aired for 6 seasons starting in 2004,
Vural Çelik, known for the characters Kubilay Peynircioğlu and Gülenay Peynircioğlu he played in the series Avrupa Yakası, has passed away at the age of 51.
Here are the characters Vural Çelik brought to life in Avrupa Yakası, which has plunged the art world into deep sorrow....
Kubilay Peynircioğlu stands out as the child of a wealthy family.
Having relationships with both Selin (Evrim Akın) and Yaprak (Hale Caneroğlu), Kubilay frequently found himself at odds with Volkan (Ata Demirer).
Kubilay also had a twin sister in the series named Gülenay.
The character of Gülenay was portrayed as the opposite of Kubilay, as a humble character living on the streets.
While the character of Gülenay stood out with her beautiful voice, whenever she sang, the characters in the series would start to cry.
Kubilay Peynircioğlu was also a partner in the Avrupa Yakası magazine where Aslı, Fatoş, Yaprak, and Şehsu worked.
Although Vural Çelik's passing has left his fans in mourning, he left behind a living character in a series that, despite ending 14 years ago, is still widely watched on digital platforms.
News Source : 12punto
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