Barış Kılıç and Evrim Alasya, who star in the TV series Kızılcık Şerbeti, stand out in the TV series industry as a duo that adapts well to each other and spreads a strong energy.
The two successful actors, who came together with the Kızılcık Şerbeti (Cranberry Sherbet) TV series project, remain on the agenda of social media.
As a result of the story of the characters of Ömer and Kıvılcım touching the hearts of the audience, there is intense interest from the fans of the two experienced actors.
The acting performances of the characters in the Kızılcık Şerbeti series and the strong way they convey their emotions to the audience contribute significantly to the success of the project.
In their interview with Ömür Sabuncuoğlu, a lot was discussed about what happened to the characters Ömer and Kıvılcım due to the accident that occurred in the first season finale of the series during the summer.
In fact, the possibility that one of the two characters would not continue in the second season was a situation that worried the audience. However, both characters move on in the second season.
It turned out that both successful actors were actually having a lot of fun in the scenes that made the audience tense. Evrim Alasya made me smile by saying, “We actually have a lot of fun in the scenes where the audience is tense.”
Evrim Alasya, who admitted that they often had a fit of laughter while filming, said that they had a lot of fun in the scenes they played together with their co-star Rahimcan Kapkap.
Describing the scenes they played together with the young actor who played the character of Metehan, Evrim Alasya said, “The one time we had a fit of laughter was with Barış, especially Rahimcan. “I remember when the three of us were in crisis when it was Rahimcan who played Metehan,” she said.
Barış Kılıç admitted that they had a hard time recovering from such scenes where they had a fit of laughter.
Reminding that they worked non-stop and shot tense scenes, Evrim Alasya said, “I guess it’s human psychology, people want to save themselves from there, they want to laugh and have fun. “We also use those breaks by having fun,” she said.