Kerem Bürsin’s film is postponed due to the coronavirus 4 years after the pandemic
ALBAWABA – The production of the upcoming film “Blue Cave”, starring Kerem Bürsin, was suspended when he tested positive for COVID-19 during pre-production. As a result, filming has been postponed until a later time.
As a military man named Cem in the film, Bürsin will play the role. With production starting on April 2, Altan Dönmez is the film’s director and screenwriter. The shooting of “Blue Cave” will start in Istanbul and then go to Kaş.
It is the second time that Kerem Bürsin contracts 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, turned romantic. The couple, who were dating at the time, were isolated together in January 2022 after testing positive for the coronavirus. But in March 2022, the couple announced their amicable separation.
This week, Kerem Bürsin, who is also a producing partner and wrote the script for the film “Blue Cave”, will begin shooting. It turned out that Bürsin had secured a major advertising deal at the time. It has been revealed that Turkcell, one of Turkey’s biggest telecoms brands, has appointed Kerem Bürsin as its face after its Turkish Airlines commercial was hugely influential.
The whole crew hopes that Kerem Bürsin will achieve his dream as soon as possible so that they can exceed everyone’s expectations with the upcoming movie “Blue Cave” and that Bürsin will continue to be the most pampered actor in the country serving as the face of all important Turkish businesses. .
