Kerem Bürsin's movie postponed due to Coronavirus 4 years after the pandemic

Kerem Bürsin. (Instagram)

ALBAWABA – Production on the upcoming movie “Blue Cave,” starring Kerem Bürsin, was put on hold when he tested positive for COVID-19 during pre-production. As a result, the filming has been postponed until a later time.

As a military person named Cem in the film, Bürsin will play the part. With production beginning on April 2, Altan Dönmez is the director and writer of the picture. “Blue Cave” filming will start in Istanbul and then go to Kaş.

It’s Kerem Bürsin’s second time contracting coronavirus! He was forced to reschedule the film’s production.

However, Kerem Bürsin and Hande Erçel’s friendship – which began on the set of the Sen Çal Kapımı series that aired on NOW in 2020 and 2021 – became romantic. The pair, who were dating at the time, were placed in isolation together in January 2022 after testing positive for the coronavirus. But in March 2022, the couple announced their peaceful separation.

This week, Kerem Bürsin, who is also a producing partner and penned the script for the film “Blue Cave,” will begin filming. It came out that Bürsin had secured a significant agreement for advertising in the interim. It was revealed that Turkcell, one of the largest telecom brands in Turkey, has appointed Kerem Bürsin as its face after his Turkish Airlines commercial was highly influential.

The whole crew hopes that Kerem Bürsin gets his dream as soon as possible so that they may surpass everyone’s expectations with the upcoming film “Blue Cave” and for Bürsin to keep being the nation’s most spoilt actor by serving as the face of every significant Turkish business.

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