In the formative stages of his acting career, he primarily appeared in comedic films alongside Kemal Sunal, starring in notable titles such as "Hababam Sinifi", "Tosun Pasa", and "Davaro", among others.
As his career progressed, he began to take on roles in movies that critically examined the moral shortcomings of Turkish society, as exemplified by "Milyarder", "Çiplak Vatandas", and other films that tackled the pressing social issues of the time.
He also featured in movies that provided a reflection of the contemporary social developments and problems, such as "Zügürt Aga". Furthermore, he played a significant role in "Gönül Yarasi-Lovelorn", which received a nomination for the Academy Awards in 2005.
Throughout his illustrious career, he garnered numerous national and international accolades, and was honored as a state artist by the Turkish Republic in 1998, a testament to his enduring impact on the world of cinema.
