Diclehan Baban

Diclehan Baban was born on May 3, 1934 in Istanbul. The artist was known for his successful work in the fields of singing and acting throughout his life. The great-great grandfather of Diclehan Baban, who belongs to a family based on the Baban tribe, is Babanzade Abdurrahman Pasha.

Baban, who studied at Çamlıca Girls' High School, later attended the Istanbul City Conservatory Music Department. He started his music career by singing on Istanbul Radio in the 1950s. He performed at Tevhit Bilge Theater and Aksaray Küçük Opera. He started his cinema career in 1960 with the movie "Şoför Nebahat".

Diclehan Baban appeared in supporting roles, often associated with characters such as "vamp woman", "stepmother" and "singer". Baban, the daughter of former governor Abbas Recai Nüzhet, had a sister named Neslihan Baban and a nephew named Cihad Baban. She was also the sister-in-law of Necip Fazıl Kısakürek. Baban, who was sent to London for treatment by the Minister of Labor and Social Security Hilmi İşgüzar, unfortunately could not overcome his disease and passed away on December 3, 1978. His body was buried in the family cemetery in Edirnekapı Cemetery.

Diclehan Baban took part in many films in his cinema career. Here are some of his movies: "Farewell Memories", "Little Hero", "For the Sake of Honour", "Homeland and Honor", "And God Created Fools", "My Little Angel", "Those Who Live in the Dark", "Let's Meet at Dawn", "Sepetçioğlu", "Toto Ali Millionaire" and many more. Your father is remembered as an artist who left his mark on the world of cinema.

Diclehan Baban was born in Istanbul, Türkiye in 1934. He died on January 1, 1978.

Productions in which he took part

He took part in a total of 58 productions; 12 of the most well-known are listed.

• Politics Square (1994) — Self (archive footage)
• Little Hero (1960)
• The Woman in Black (1967)
• Deli Murat (1969)
• The Messenger of Ezrail (1963)
• As Long as People Live (1969)
• Ah Beautiful Istanbul (1966) — Zambak Düriye
• Her Older Sister is Beautiful (1964)
• From Lap to Lap (1966)
• Those Who Live Fast (1964)
• Parting Ways (1962)
• Sezercik, My Baby (1971) — Melahat

Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.