Rojda Demirer

Theater, film, and television series actress, and voice-over artist. Born on August 12, 1980, in Ankara, Turkey (of Kurdish descent). In 1988, after passing official exams, she entered the entertainment industry as a child talent performing for the TRT Ankara Radio. She pursued her higher education at the Hacettepe University State Conservatory, graduating from the Department of Theater in 2001. Following her academic graduation, she worked as a permanent actress at the Trabzon State Theater between 2003 and 2008. Rojda Demirer is a well-known Turkish television and character actress. She captured widespread media prominence through her performances in highly-rated prime-time series. Her notable television credits include starring in hit shows such as "Melekler Korusun," "Hayat Devam Ediyor," "Kördüğüm" (Intersection), and the comedy-drama "Geniş Aile". She successfully expanded her portfolio by working with the production house Medyapım, joining the cast of the globally acclaimed drama series "Woman" (Kadın) to portray the character Kıvılcım. Her other credits include appearing in the thriller series "Saygı" (Respect) and the drama "Ömer" (2023). On the silver screen, her feature film credits include appearing in Çağan Irmak's acclaimed movie "Ulak" (The Messenger, 2008). Throughout her long career, she has remained active in the dubbing industry, providing voice-overs for various international movie releases, animation franchises, and documentaries. Interesting facts: She uniquely launched her performance career at the age of 8 on national radio, which helped her build an organic command over vocal delivery and stage presence. Aside from her acting achievements, she is an entrepreneur; along with her sister Ruken Demirer, she founded and operates a boutique luxury chocolate brand in Istanbul ("Marie Antoinette Chocolatier"). Her personal interests include modern culinary arts, design, and fitness. Marital Status: Unmarried.