Turkish actress Burcu Kiratli of Ertugrul fame has stunned in her latest photo-shoot for a Pakistani designer. She donned traditional Pakistani dresses, including bridal wear, for the photo-shoot for designer Ali Zeeshan.
Kiratli played Gokce Hatun in the first two seasons of the popular series, Dirilis Ertugrul. She rose to fame following the broadcast of Dirilis Ertugrul in Pakistan. Despite receiving adulation from Pakistani fans, Kiratli faced some jarring moral policing from trolls on Instagram for wearing Western dresses.
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Kiratli is the latest Turkish star from the Ertugrul series to work with a Pakistani brand. Earlier, another Dirilis Ertugrul famed Turkish actress, Esra Bilgic, appeared on the covers of a Pakistani magazine. The glamorous actress shared the picture of the cover page of the magazine on her official Instagram account.
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Bilgic had an exclusive photoshoot for the June edition of the Pakistani magazine ‘HELLO’. It was the first time any Turkish actress had appeared on the cover of a Pakistani magazine. The actress expressed her delight in working with people in Pakistan.
“Hello! Pakistan June digital issue is out and I’m on the cover! Thank you to my all team,” wrote Bilgic on Instagram.
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The magazine also shared glimpses from the phenomenal photo-shoot Bilgic held in Istanbul, Turkey. The magazine announced with pride that this is the first time Pakistan’s favorite Turkish actress has collaborated with any Pakistani magazine for her fans.
“Esra Bilgiç wins hearts and minds on the cover of HELLO! Pakistan this June 2020. Pakistan’s favorite Turkish star took out time for her Pakistani fans to do an exclusive photoshoot for HELLO! following all Covid-19 protocols this month. This is her exclusive, first-ever interview and photoshoot for a Pakistani publication,” wrote the magazine.