Kanal D’s most ambitious series of this season, Yargı, continues to run from success to success. Engin’s death was marked this week in the Yargı series, where the tension never drops every week. Thus ended the Engin debate that had been going on for weeks. The audience applauds Onur Durmaz, who successfully portrayed an extraordinary character like Engin.
Engin appeared as Ceylin’s college friend and business partner in the first episode of the Yargı series. Engin, who preferred his friend instead of working with his father, Yekta, who is a very famous lawyer, was tied to Ceylin’s apron strings, who is a very dominant character, and did whatever she said.
However, in the following episodes, it was revealed that Engin was the one who killed Ceylin’s sister İnci. Engin, who was imprisoned, suddenly turned into a psychopathic murderer. For a long time, Engin had his outside enemies rooted out of prison.
And finally Engin died. Ceylin appears as the murder suspect. We will see who the real killer is in the next chapters. Engin died in the Yargı but was reborn in his real life. Because Engin was the turning point in the career of actor Onur Durmaz.
Young actor Onur Durmaz received so much praise on social media that he finally thanked everyone with the post he made from his account. A viewer commented on Onur Durmaz’s success in acting with the following words: “It was not easy to transform a character from a passive imbecile friend to a murderous psychopathic killer and to convince the audience in a short time. Congrats on your great performance. Yargı brought you to us. You have a nice way.”
Another viewer said, “Even though we are angry with Engin, I would like to say that I enjoyed watching you as a spectator. Thank you also for your quality acting and your performance that gives you a pleasure to watch from the screen.”
One viewer said, “You were amazing! I wish we had watched you a little more. The character was bad, but it was wonderful to watch you.”.
You can see some of the other posts about Onur Durmaz’s successful acting below.