Turkish actress Izgi Esma, who played the role of Banu
Chichuk Khatun in the Turkish series 'Derlish Ertugrul', is keen on Pakistani tea.
In a recent interview, Izgi said that she intends to come to Pakistan soon.
She said that if she comes to Pakistan, she will definitely drink tea here.
During the interview, Izgi also used the national language Urdu.
I asked Pakistani fans in Urdu if they would give me tea when I come to Pakistan. Izgi said she loves the people of Pakistan and its culture very much.
The people of Pakistan and Turkey are exactly the same.
The actress said that she is receiving loving messages from Pakistani fans for which she is deeply grateful. She said that in many ways, Pakistan looks exactly like
Turkey. Therefore, it would not be wrong to say that we are one nation despite being two different countries
It should be noted that Izgi had played the role of 'Bano Chichak Khatun', the wife of Dugan Bay, a close associate of the Muslim general Ertugrul, in the city-wide Turkish series 'Derlish Ertugrul'. Google's doodle artist Anna Molka
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Chichuk Khatun in the Turkish series 'Derlish Ertugrul', is keen on Pakistani tea.
In a recent interview, Izgi said that she intends to come to Pakistan soon.
She said that if she comes to Pakistan, she will definitely drink tea here.
During the interview, Izgi also used the national language Urdu.
I asked Pakistani fans in Urdu if they would give me tea when I come to Pakistan. Izgi said she loves the people of Pakistan and its culture very much.
The people of Pakistan and Turkey are exactly the same.
The actress said that she is receiving loving messages from Pakistani fans for which she is deeply grateful. She said that in many ways, Pakistan looks exactly like
Turkey. Therefore, it would not be wrong to say that we are one nation despite being two different countries
It should be noted that Izgi had played the role of 'Bano Chichak Khatun', the wife of Dugan Bay, a close associate of the Muslim general Ertugrul, in the city-wide Turkish series 'Derlish Ertugrul'. Google's doodle artist Anna Molka
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