Seray Gözler

Seray Gözler was born on August 28, 1961, in Adana, Turkey. She pursued her professional acting higher education at the Theatre Department of Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University (Mimar Sinan Güzel Sanatlar Üniversitesi). Upon receiving her profound academic background, she began her official service at the General Directorate of Istanbul State Theatres, where she performed as a leading stage actress for many years. The actress's rich filmography boasts dozens of highly successful television series and feature films that earned her national recognition. She achieved widespread prominence for her iconic roles as Şule in the hit series "Super Dad" (Süper Baba, 1993–1997) and Hayriye in the acclaimed comedy-drama "Foreign Groom" (Yabancı Damat, 2004–2007). Her other notable portrayals include Sevim in "Forced Husband" (Zoraki Koca, 2007) and Süheyla in "Song of Life" (Hayat Şarkısı, 2016). For her outstanding theatrical performances, Gözler won the prestigious Afife Jale Theatre Award for Best Comedy Actress in "Cactus Flower" and the İsmet Küntay Theatre Award. Beyond her screen career, she is highly dedicated to public educational initiatives within the arts, regularly conducting professional workshops on acting, diction, and public speaking for youth. Her personal interests and hobbies include studying world dramatic literature, reading classical books, and traveling, frequently sharing scenic updates from her journeys. Seray Gözler is married to the renowned state theatre actor and director Saydam Yeniay (Saydam Yeniay). The couple tied the knot in 1992 and shares a son named Ege Yeniay (Ege Yeniay). They currently reside in Istanbul, successfully balancing a long-lasting marriage with their creative endeavors.