24.10.2026 20:00
Kaan Girgin, who became known as "Mr. Pardon" with the bank commercial he starred in in the 1990s and became one of the beloved actors of the period, drew attention years later with his latest appearance. The change in the famous actor, who was also featured in the tabloid press for a while due to his marriage to Ceyda Düvenci, surprised people.
Kaan Girgin, also known as Ceyda Düvenci's first husband, became a subject of curiosity again after a long absence. The latest appearance of the actor, one of the unforgettable faces of the 90s, was compared with his former self.
HE BECAME A NAME KNOWN THROUGHOUT TURKEY WITH A COMMERCIAL
Born in Ankara in 1967, Kaan Girgin began his acting career in theater. After studying at Ankara State Conservatory, Girgin then worked at Istanbul City Theatres. However, it was not a TV series or film that made millions know him, but the bank commercial he appeared in. Girgin, who became etched in viewers' memory with the character he portrayed in the commercial broadcast in the 90s, soon began to be known by the nickname Mr. Pardon. The actor, who found a place in the television world after the commercial, became one of the notable names of the period.
HE WAS CEYDA DÜVENCİ'S FIRST HUSBAND
Kaan Girgin's private life also attracted the attention of the tabloid press for a while. The actor had married Ceyda Düvenci, who was also an actress. The couple's marriage later ended. Girgin, Düvenci's first husband, was among the names known in those years for both his acting career and his private life. The actor, who moved away from screens over the years, began to be seen less often than in earlier periods.
THOSE WHO SAW HIS LATEST APPEARANCE COMPARED IT WITH HIS OLD PHOTOS
The latest appearance of Kaan Girgin, who had been living away from cameras for a long time, revealed his change over the years. The actor, who appeared to have gained weight and whose hair had thinned compared with his appearance in the 90s, drew the attention of those who remembered his old TV series and commercials.