The focus of the reactions, Uraz Kaygılaroğlu, did not attend the premiere of Erşan Kuneri.

All of Turkey has been talking about the brutality in Fatih for days. In Fatih, a person named Semih Çelik committed suicide after beheading his girlfriend and throwing her head over the walls. It has also emerged that Çelik had brutally murdered his ex-girlfriend before committing the murder on the walls.

After the brutality that deeply shook Turkey's agenda, the severed head and butcher-themed photos taken by Uraz Kaygılaroğlu at an exhibition have come back into the spotlight. Kaygılaroğlu has been heavily criticized by my son.

'IF FEMICIDES ARE TO END, I WILL QUIT MY PROFESSION'

After days of protests, Kaygılaroğlu spoke to journalist Nevşin Mengü, saying, 'I am in a state of concern for my safety as a third party because I have been targeted. If the end of these issues means that I and others like me are to be removed from society and never to be seen again, I would gladly accept that with all my heart. I do not have to go on stage or appear on television again; I can do another job.' he said.

CEM YILMAZ SUPPORTS URAZ KAYGILAROĞLU

Last night, Uraz Kaygılaroğlu did not attend the premiere of the second season of the Netflix series Erşan Kuneri, in which he is also part of the cast. In response to this situation, comedian Cem Yılmaz supported his close friend. Yılmaz said, 'As much as Uraz was upset, my friends and I are just as sad. It was an unfortunate incident. He was very upset... We all talked to him.'

The famous comedian also spoke about the increasing femicides in our country recently, saying, 'In our country, there is certainly a place where words end. Those who watch us and love us want us to be the interpreters of their feelings. Actually, the way of reason is one... I think that rather than what all my friends holding microphones say, the public, who are subjected to events waiting for the responsible ones to do something, is a part of the problem.'