23.05.2025 11:21
After suffering a brain hemorrhage, master actor Settar Tanrıöğen has returned to the sets, but now he is facing economic difficulties following his health struggle. Expressing the uncertainty in the art world by saying, "Money is running out," Tanrıöğen drew attention with his words, "If a job comes in by September or the New Year, we can manage."
After suffering a brain hemorrhage, master actor Settar Tanrıöğen has returned to the sets and is now facing economic difficulties following his health struggle. Expressing the uncertainty in the art world by saying, "Money is running out," Tanrıöğen drew attention with his words, "If a job comes in by September or the New Year, we can manage."
Settar Tanrıöğen, one of the master names of Turkish theater and television, detailed his process of holding onto life after his brain hemorrhage for the first time. Appearing on the program "Aslı Şafak'la İşin Aslı," Tanrıöğen both moved and made the audience think.
"I WALKED ON A FINE LINE BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH"
Having accomplished numerous successful projects in his artistic career and winning hearts with his character acting, Settar Tanrıöğen expressed his health issues with the following words: "I came back from the brink of death. There is almost no one who survives a brain hemorrhage. But I am fine, thank God, there is just a little time left for me to fully recover." Tanrıöğen's words revealed not only a medical recovery process but also a spiritual rebirth.
HE DID NOT TURN HIS BACK ON THE SETS
The actor, who had to leave the widely viewed series Kızılcık Şerbeti on Show TV for health reasons, did not set aside his profession during this challenging process. Tanrıöğen stated that while his recovery process continues, he appeared in eight episodes of FOX TV's notable series Kızıl Goncalar: "I worked in the meantime. I played in 8 episodes of Kızıl Goncalar. It didn't go badly at all."
FACING FINANCIAL STRUGGLES
Tanrıöğen sincerely expressed that he is struggling not only with physical issues but also with economic difficulties. He stated, "Money is running out. A series may come in by September or the New Year. We can manage until then."