The Yargı series, broadcast on Kanal D screens on Sunday evenings, continues to be one of the most popular productions of the season. While the audience likes Pınar Deniz, who gives life to the character of Ceylin in the series, with her role as a lawyer, they also like Kaan Urgancıoğlu, who plays her partner Ilgaz.
The two actors, who kept their screen harmonies, were also acclaimed in Aşk 101 before, and then, this time as a partner on TV, they managed to become the most popular TV series couple on the screen with the series Yargı. Pınar Deniz, after her rapid debut in Vatanım Sensin, was disappointed with the early finale of Bir Deli Rüzgar (A Crazy Wind), in which she played the leading role.
While Pınar Deniz was not on the screen for a long time, she made a nice surprise as a guest actress in an episode of Menajerimi Ara, and then fascinated the audience with the character of Nazlı in the popular TV series Kırmızı Oda.
Then she acted in the series Aşk 101, which was shot for Netflix. She also attracted attention with the movie “İnsanlar İkiye Ayrılık”, which was shot for BluTV.
The actress also starred in the movie Aşkın Kıyameti, which was shot for Netflix in April last year and starred with Boran Kuzum. The movie has not yet been released.
Pınar Deniz returned to the screen with the series Yargı, and this time much stronger. The actress, who successfully gave life to the character of Lawyer Ceylin, is also talked about with her clothes in the series. The biggest help to the actress, who successfully carries Ceylin’s style, is the people who dress her behind the camera.
Nurol Akbal Önen, the Style Consultant of the TV series Yargı, dresses Pınar Deniz. Nurol Akbal Önen caught the actress taking a nap on a sofa while waiting for her turn on the stage.
The actress made a humorous reference to her style consultant by posting her own photo on her account with the note ‘You can’t put my picture while I’m sleeping’…
Then it seems that the style consultant carried this pose to her page with the note “You can’t sleep that well”…
