Ahmet Arıman

Ahmet Arıman was born on November 27, 1955 in Rize and started his career as a musician. Arıman, who played in various orchestras and weddings during his youth, met Ertem Eğilmez one day while he was working in the orchestra in the play of Metin Akpınar and Zeki Alasya at Devekuşu Kabare Theatre. At that time, the shooting of the movie "Hababam Class" was in the preparation phase and the director was looking for an energetic and sympathetic young man; These features of Arıman caught his attention and he offered her to play the character of "Hayta İsmail" in the movie.

This offer was the most important turning point in Arıman's life. Her role as "Hayta İsmail" in the 1975 movie "Hababam Class" made her known throughout Turkey in a short time. As a tall and mischievous student, his funny fights with İnek Şaban and Güdük Necmi and his mischievous attitudes made the character one of the most unforgettable figures of the series.

Arıman continued the same role in sequels such as "Hababam Class Failed", "Hababam Class is Awakening" and "Hababam Class is on Holiday" and integrated with this character.

Following the success of Hababam Class, Arıman also took part in classic productions such as "Gülen Gözler", "Neşeli Günler" and "Bizim Aile" directed by Ertem Eğilmez. Although he usually appeared in supporting roles in these films, his natural and sincere acting won the appreciation of the audience. In the 2010s, he continued his acting career on different platforms by playing characters in television series such as "Öyle Bir Geçer Zaman Ki", "Poyraz Karayel" and "Galip Derviş".

Ahmet Arıman, who still continues to work as a musician by playing organ and singing in various venues in Istanbul, continues his mark in the world of cinema and music. He is remembered as one of the beloved names of Turkish cinema and music life, with both his energy on stage and his unforgettable performances on the screen.