Hande Ataizi comments on Farah Zeynep Abdullah: 'It was a problematic period'

It was reported that there were issues between Hande Ataizi, who played Firdevs Hanım, and Farah Zeynep Abdullah, who played Bihter, in the film 'Bihter', which was adapted from Halid Ziya Uşaklıgil's novel 'Aşk-ı Memnu'. Speaking on the subject, Ataizi said, "People can have confused minds from time to time. It was a problematic period."

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Hande Ataizi comments on Farah Zeynep Abdullah: 'It was a problematic period'

Hande Ataizi, who starred in the 'Bihter' film released on Prime Video, gave an interview in recent days.

When asked, 'What does Bihter mean to you?', Hande Ataizi answered without hesitation by saying 'Farah Zeynep Abdullah' and delved into the topic.

To the question, 'What does Farah Zeynep Abdullah mean to you?', she replied, 'I mean, I won't be able to describe her character traits like that. Let's just say she is a good actress.'

Speaking about the tension for the first time, Ataizi said the following:

"Let me say this, people can have confused minds from time to time. And so, if that period was a problematic period for her—I'm not saying this just for Farah—what happens then? You have problems with the greengrocer, you have problems with the butcher, you have problems with your friend, and you have problems with your work. Let's just say we happened to cross paths during such a period."

WHAT IS THE PLOT OF THE FILM BİHTER?

Bihter, who is hungry for love, sees Adnan—a wealthy, respectable man who is older than her—as an exit ticket to escape the labels placed on her by society and her gold-digging mother.

However, she soon discovers that she is not satisfied with her husband's attention toward her and that, like every young woman, she has other needs. Bihter is a brave woman who will have a forbidden affair with Behlül, the young and handsome member of Adnan's family, and is even willing to die for this love. However, neither the people in the mansion where she is the lady nor the era in which she lives are ready for Bihter's search for self-discovery and freedom.

News Source: 12punto