Abdullah, Farah Zeynep

Farah was born on August 17, 1989 in Istanbul , her name translates from Arabic as “happiness”, father Farah, Oman Abdullah, Iraqi Turkman, mother Gulay Abdullah, housewife of Turkish descent. Farah studied at the French Lyceum "Saint-Michel" in Istanbul , and she graduated from high school in the UK , is fluent in French and English . In school years, Farah participated in various school theater productions and for participating in one of them received the award "The best actress of the school."

In the movie Farah began acting in 2010. The first of the projects was the series “Priceless Time”, where Farah played the role of Eileen Akars for three years. The next significant role was the role of Mediha in the film "Butterfly's Dream". In 2014, Farah received the role of the Russian aristocrat Shura in the series “ Kurt Seit and Alexandra, ” where the famous actor Kyvanch Tatlytug became her partner. The role of Alexandra brought Farah fame in Russia . Then came the roles in the series “Whisper If I Forget” and in the film “The Little Problem of Eilül”.

In the spring of 2015, Farah voiced the role of Azra in the animated film "Barbie, Princess and the Rock Star", and also performed a song for him. In June 2016, Farah starred in Yilmaz Erdogan's film “Sour Apples” as Muazzze. In August 2016 , it became known that Farah got a role in the 2nd season of the series “The Magnificent Century: Kösem Sultan ”. At the beginning it was said that the actress will play the Haseki -Sultan of Murad IV Aisha-Sultan , but then there was information that Farah would play the Hungarian princess Farya Betlen.

For his roles in such projects as “Priceless time”, “Butterfly's dream”, “Whisper, if I forget,” Farah has more than 14 awards.

In 2018, Farah Zeynep Abdullah played a major role in the TV series “ Gyulizar ”.

In his free time, Farah is engaged in vocals.

Since mid-2013, Farah met with Gokhan Tiryaki. In December 2016, they broke up. In January 2017, Farah began dating her partner in the series The Magnificent Century: Kösem Empire, Caner Jindoruk, whom she parted with the same year.