Fatih Gülnar

Fatih Gülnar was born in Adana on October 27, 1977, and is known as one of the versatile artists of the Turkish theater and cinema world. In addition to taking part in various television series, movies and advertising projects, he has gained significant experience in the field of theater as both an actor and director.

Gülnar, who started her artistic career at Adana Performing Arts Center in 1991, graduated from Süleyman Demirel University State Conservatory Performing Arts Department in 2000. After his graduation, he started working at State Theaters and performed in various cities of Anatolia. Then he settled in Istanbul and worked as both an actor and manager in private companies such as Theater Kare and Theater Maan.

After working as a manager at Tiyatrokare for four years, he gave lessons to students preparing for conservatory exams at the December Association, which was established in 2007. In 2008, he appeared on stage with the comedy trio "Taklacı Güvercinler", together with Önder Açıkbaş and Ceyhun Fersoy.

Gülnar, who has been working at Theater Ak'la Kara in the Bahariye district of Kadıköy since 2012, played six different female characters in the production called Döktür Bir Şekspir, inspired by Shakespeare's plays. He was deemed worthy of the Acting Special Award at the New Theater Magazine Labor Awards in 2023 with the character of Kerim, which he played in the play of the same name, adapted from Ayşe Kulin's novel "Veda" and staged by Nedim Saban for the 100th anniversary of the Republic.

Fatih Gülnar, who took part in television and cinema projects as well as his successful work in theatre, took part in popular TV series such as Kurtlar Vadisi, Adanalı and Arka Sokaklar. The artist, who portrays various characters in movies and commercials, is appreciated by a wide audience for both his performance on stage and his stance in front of the camera.

Productions in which he took part

• Siccin 8 (2025)
• Love Requires Effort (2013)

Production and imprint information was taken from TMDB.