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'Kurulus: Osman': Ozge Torer stuns in latest photos
Ozge plays the role of Bala Hatun in 'Kurulus: Osman'
By Web Desk
Published October 21, 2021
Ozge Torer, who rose to fame for her role in "Kurulus: Osman", looked gorgeous in her latest photos taken by her mother.
Taking to Instagram, the Turkish actress posted the pictures with caption, "Through mother's eyes."
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Ozge plays the role of Bala Hatun, the wife of Osman Bey, in hit TV series "Kurulus: Osman" which recently returned for season 3.
The series is a sequel to "Dirilis: Ertugrul" which revolved around the father of Osman.
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