Çiçek Dilligil

Lütfiye Çiçek Dilligil was born on June 5, 1969 in Ankara. Belonging to an artist family, Dilligil's father was theater actor and director Avni Dilligil, and his mother was Belkıs Dilligil, who was in the same field. The artist, whose aunt is the famous actress Aliye Rona and whose cousin is Enis Fosforoğlu, spent her childhood years in the theater environment. He took his first step on the professional stage at Kent Players.

Dilligil, who was introduced to cinema at the age of six, played the character Çiçek in the movie Minik Cadı. He started taking part in children's plays of Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality City Theaters from the age of ten. After graduating from Kadıköy Girls High School, she continued her education at Mimar Sinan University Theater Department, Acting Major.

In the third year of the conservatory, he participated in acting and voice-over work in television series and at the Kenter Theatre.

He made his first big breakthrough in artistic life with the children's program Dinozor broadcast on ATV. Dilligil, who was part of the Tiyatrokare team for a short time, became known to wider audiences with her roles in movies and TV series. Today, while he works as a theater instructor and department head at Müjdat Gezen Art Center (MSM), he also teaches in the same field at Eyüboğlu College. He also served as a jury member at the 17th Afife Theater Awards.

Dilligil, who married Bora Öztoprak in 1996, had a son born in 1997. In 2024, he started a new process when his son changed his gender and changed his name to Ayda.

He was born on June 5, 1969 in Ankara. As the child of an actor family, he grew up in the theater. She was introduced to cinema when she was 6 years old, playing the character Çiçek in the movie "Little Witch". She started playing children's plays at the age of 10, playing the Cat Girl in the children's play "Cat Girl" at the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality City Theaters, and continued throughout her primary, secondary and high school life.

She completed high school at Kadıköy Girls' High School. After high school, he continued his education at Mimar Sinan University Theater Department, Acting Major. Since the 3rd year of the conservatory, he started acting in TV series and television films, and started acting and dubbing at the Kenter Theatre.

The artist, who graduated from Mimar Sinan University State Conservatory and is the sister of Rahmi Dilligil, the former General Director of the State Theatre, and the daughter of actor and director Avni Dilligil and actress Belkıs Dilligil, although she grew up on the stage, she took part in the Kent Actors professionally.

He came to the fore in his artistic life with the children's program Dinozorus broadcast on ATV. Dilligil, who is married to artist Bora Öztoprak, took part in the Tiyatrokare team. Çiçek Dilligil is better known for the movies and TV series she starred in, rather than theatre. He is currently a theater instructor and department head at MSM (Müjdat Gezen Art Center).

He also works as a theater instructor at Eyüboğlu College. He was a jury member at the 17th Afife Theater Awards.

Productions in which he took part

He took part in a total of 27 productions; 12 of the most well-known are listed.

• Baskül Family (1997) — Filiz
• European Side (2004) — Naile
• Silence (2014) — Zodyak Zekiye
• Crazy Bediş (1996) — Mükü
• Let Tövbeler (2020) — Hülya Necipli
• Carefree (1994) — Rhyme Kaygısız
• Wishing Stone (2023) — Asuman Kutlu
• Let There Be Love (2003)
• Rookie (2003) — Öznur
• Harem (2012) — Toplunur Hatun
• Blackboard (2022) — Sevgi Kandemir
• Nefes Nefese (2018) — Faize

Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.