Ilyas Salman, who suffered from facial paralysis, was seen months later.

08.10.2025 16:42

In recent months, the master of Turkish cinema, İlyas Salman, who frightened his fans with a facial paralysis, was seen for the first time in a long time. While visiting the Car Museum in Antalya, Salman reminisced about the old days by getting into the minibus he used in the film 'Çiçek Abbas' years ago. It was observed that Salman, who had difficulty speaking during his illness, has recovered.

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One of the stars of Yeşilçam, İlyas Salman, had frightened his fans with a video taken at a barber shop last March. It was reported that the master actor had difficulty speaking after suffering from facial paralysis.

SPOTTED DURING A MUSEUM VISIT

Salman, whose treatment process was successful, visited the Car Museum in Antalya with Kepez Mayor Mesut Kocagöz.

EMOTIONAL MOMENTS UPON SEEING THE MINIBUS FROM 'ÇİÇEK ABBAS'

Salman experienced emotional moments upon seeing the minibus used in the film 'Çiçek Abbas'. The artist, who remembered the old days by getting into the minibus, reenacted unforgettable lines from the film with Mayor Kocagöz. During the moments when the film's lines were recited, the visitors in the museum applauded. Citizens took souvenir photos with Mayor Kocagöz and İlyas Salman.

"ÇİÇEK ABBAS IS VERY SPECIAL TO ME"

Salman shared his feelings with the following words:

"This car traveled back and forth on the Alibeyköy-Aksaray line for a year. I overcame my inexperience in this car; I learned to drive. Throughout my life, I have always been directed. At school, by my teacher; at home, by my father; at the toll booth, by my boss; in the army, by my commander. But for the first time, I found myself in a job where I directed myself. The film 'Çiçek Abbas' is very special to me. Even though I say thank you to Mayor Mesut for this gesture, I cannot repay it; consider it a gift, Mayor."

MAYOR KOCAGÖZ: WE'RE GLAD YOU'RE HERE

Mayor Kocagöz expressed his respect and love for İlyas Salman with the following words:

"We are glad you are here; may God grant you a long life. You are truly a person who will never be forgotten in Turkey. You are an artist who excited all of us as children and still inspires our youth. I also thank everyone who contributed to the creation of this museum."