Çetin Tekindor is receiving hospital treatment: Tamer Levent to temporarily take over his role in the series 'Çirkin'
It has been reported that the 81-year-old master actor, whose blood values are high, is continuing his treatment, while the role of Ökkeş Karataş in the series 'Çirkin' has been temporarily passed to Tamer Levent.
It has been learned that master actor Çetin Tekindor has been receiving treatment in the hospital for some time due to health issues. It was stated that the 81-year-old artist's blood values are high and his treatment is continuing under doctor supervision.
It was noted that Tekindor's health status is being closely monitored and that he has not yet been able to return to the set due to the ailment he is experiencing. A statement regarding the matter was also made from the social media account of the series 'Çirkin', in which the artist stars.

According to the series' statement, Tamer Levent will take over the character of Ökkeş Karataş, played by Tekindor, for a while. It is planned for Tekindor to return to the set and continue his role from where he left off following his recovery process.
Tamer Levent will take over Çetin Tekindor's role in the series Çirkin for a while. Master actor Çetin Tekindor will take a short break from filming due to a health issue he is experiencing. During this process, Tamer Levent will bring the character of Ökkeş Karataş, played by Tekindor, to life. Çetin Tekindor, who is planned to return to the set after his recovery process, will continue the role of Ökkeş Karataş from where he left off.

News Source: 12punto
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