Bulut Aras, originally Uğur Fidan, was born on March 15, 1953 in Yukarışamlı village of Pamukkale district of Denizli. After completing his primary education at Denizli Commercial High School, he went to Istanbul and graduated from Marmara University Commercial Sciences Academy. Being selected first in the cinema and photo novel competition organized by Tercüman newspaper in 1976 accelerated his entry into the world of cinema; Among the jury members were important names of the period such as Hakan Balamir, Ayhan Işık and Türkan Şoray.
Aras, who started his acting career with the 1976 film Hain, quickly attracted the attention of Ertem Eğilmez and began to take part in various projects at Arzu Film. His performances in films such as Sultan and Tatlı Nigâr made him visible in nearly fifty cinema productions. Aras, who has also turned to television series since the late 1990s, won the love of a wide audience with his character "Kara Hamit" in the TV series Deli Yürek, which was broadcast between 1999 and 2002.
He also contributed to the industry as one of the founding members of the Contemporary Cinema Actors Association (ÇASOD).
Looking at his filmography, his journey started in 1977 with the films Traitor and Lanet / İlenç, and continued in 1978 with Deniz's Blood, Minik Sparrow, He continued with productions such as Sultan and Tatlı Nigâr. Derya Gülü and Jewel Thieves in 1979, Ceren in 1980, For the Sake of Humanity in 1980. and Soil's Sweat appeared on cinema screens.
Between 1982 and 1986, Don't Forget Me, Red Butterfly, The Woman to Burn, Once They Were Brothers, Destroying Bullet, Five Minds, Hate, Revenge, Heroin Line, One of Those Women, Silent Death, The Baby Bird, The Fire of Separation, A Holiday Morning, Dead End, Son, Spot on the Sun, Bully, Victims of Destiny, He took part in many productions such as Kara Gözlüm, The Price of Fear, Şetma and Süreyya. 77 in 1987⟧1988.
He continued his cinema career with films such as File, Endless Fight, Vision Day, The Rule of the Game, Journey to a River.
In the 1990s, Madam's Farm, Sürgün, Ahmet Bedevi Hz. / Can Perdesi, Fifth Dimension, Hasat / Hacı Bayram-ı Veli Hz., Hüdayi Yolu / Aziz Mahmud Hüdai Hz., İnce Dream, Veysel Karani Hz. He took part in projects such as / Two Sides of Infinity. Starting from 1995 Partners, Yıldırım Han and Emir Sultan, Forgive Us Teacher, Aynalı Tahir, Deli Heart, Towards the Sun, Woman for Rent, Bandit for Love, Don't Cry for Me, Berivan, Daisy and Black Pepper, Gelin, Şıh Senem, Mürüvvetless Mürüvvet, From Bay to Rumba, Preference, Cemile, Give Up My Heart, Great Satan Triangle, He left his mark on the screens with productions such as Hop Said: Deli Dumrul and Sen de Gitme.
Bulut Aras, or real name Uğur Fidan, was born on March 15, 1953, in Denizli's Yukarı Şamlı Village, in a family of 10 siblings. He worked as a farmhand in cotton fields when he was a child. After graduating from Denizli Commerce High School, he graduated from Marmara University Commercial Sciences Academy. Organized by Tercüman newspaper in 1976; He was chosen as the winner of the Cinema, Photo Novel and TV Competition.
Among the jury members in this competition were names such as Hakan Balamir, Ayhan Işık and Türkan Şoray. He started acting in films in 1976 with the movie "Traitor". Aras is later called to Arzu Film upon the instructions of Ertem Eğilmez. He starred in approximately 50 films. He became known for his role as "Kara Hamit" in the TV series Deli Yürek.
Aras is also a member of the Contemporary Cinema Actors Association (ÇASOD), of which he is a Founding Member.
Productions in which he took part
He took part in 40 productions in total; 12 of the most well-known are listed.
- Give Up My Heart (2007) — Hasan
- Deli Yürek (1999) — Kara Hamit
- Aynalı Tahir (1998) — Harputlu Celal
- Don't Go Too (2011)
- The Lady's Farm (1989)
- Mürüvvetsiz Mürüvvet (2004) — Hançer
- Forgive Us Teacher (1998)
- Tatlı Nigâr (1978) — Ahmet
- Cemile (2006)
- Sultan (1978) — Kemal
- Rule of the Game (1987)
- Blood of the Sea (1978)
Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.
