Nice Photos: November 2014

Beren Saat was born in February 26, 1984 in Ankara. She graduated from Ted Ankara College and Başkent University, faculty of management. When she was at university, she applied an acting competition on TV called Türkiye'nin Yıldızları. She came in second and made a name for herself.

She played on Aşkımızda Ölüm Var(as Nermin) in 2004 and Aşka Sürgün(as Zilan) in 2005.

Hatırla Sevgili(Remember Darling)(as Yasemin) made her famous. From 2006 to 2008, all eyes were on the series.

She was loved with the character called Bihter on Aşk-ı Memnu(The Forbidden Love)(2008-2010) that based on the novel by Halit Ziya Uşaklıgil. Aşk-ı Memnu had become one of the most popular Turkish TV series ever. She and Kıvanç Tatlıtuğ made a good couple.

In 2010, Barbie(Toy Story 3) was vocalized by Beren Saat in Turkey. She worked with Kıvanç Tatlıtuğ again.

She played on Güz Sancısı(Pains of Autumn)(as a Greek girl named Elena) in 2008. And Gecenin Kanatları(Wings of the Night)(as Gece), her second movie, came out in 2009.

She speaks English and Spanish.

She plays tennis, dances, goes to cinema on her spare time.

Born in 1971 in Tehran, Niki Karimi is the most famous, internationally acclaimed Actress and filmmaker in Iran. She began her work as an actress with films such as "Sara" by Dariush Mehrjouii, which she won best actress award at "San Sebastian" film festival and in "Nantes film festival in 1992. After that she worked in more than 25 films which brought her awards both nationally and internationally such as awards at "Taormina film festival" in Italy, "Cairo film festival" in Egypt and "Fajr film festival" in Tehran, and Best Actress awards at Iranian film Society. In 2001, she started film making by making a documentary about infertility named "To have or not to have" which was the beginning of her career as a filmmaker. In 2004 she made her first feature film "One night" which was shown at "Uncertain regards" at Cannes film festival. After that (One night) has been shown in numerous international film festivals . In 2006, she made her second feature film "A few days later" which premiered at "Rome film festival".