Servet Pandur

Servet Pandur was born on March 27, 1970 in Izmir. Shortly after graduating from Hacettepe University Ankara State Conservatory in 1993, he joined Diyarbakır State Theater and gained stage experience there; Today, he continues to work as an artist in the Ankara State Theatre.

He took part in many important plays in his acting career. In 1993, he performed on the Diyarbakır stage with productions such as "Topuzlu" and "Ferhad ile Şirin", and then made a name for himself at the Ankara State Theater with works such as "Budala" (1995) and "Arka Bahçe" (1998). In the early 2000s, Neil Simon's plays such as "The Outliers" and "The Prisoner of Second Street", Melchior Lengyel's "To Live or to Die?" and Zeynep Kaçar's "Krem Caramel" added color to the stage.

In 2010, she won the Baykal Saran Theater Award and the title of the Most Successful Actress of the Year in Comedy or Musical at the Sadri Alışık Anatolian Theater Actors Awards, thanks to her performance in "Krem Caramel".

Pandur, who is also an active name in the world of television and cinema, stepped onto the screen with "Charli" in 1998 and has since appeared in films such as "Ben Bir İnsan", "Code Name", "Hisarbuselik", "Don't Forget Me", "What is Fatmagül's Crime?" He gave life to different characters in TV series such as. In recent years, she continues to reach a wide audience by taking roles in projects such as "Cranberry Sherbeti", "Puberty", "Trap", "Accidental Love", "Fatma", "Maids", "Heavy Romantic", "Wingless Birds" and "Revenge of the Snakes".