Nilüfer Koçyiğit (born 4 April 1953) is a Turkish actress. He graduated from Kalamış High School. He took the stage in the Children's Section of the Istanbul City Theatre. In 1961, he made his way to the cinema with Nuri Akıncı's Longing for an Orphan. In 1962, he acted as a child actor in Metin Erksan's movie Double Doves. In 1965, he played with his older sisters Hülya and Feryal Koçyiğit in the movie Posta Güvercini. It was the only movie starring the three brothers. In 1967, Lütfi Ö. He appeared in front of the camera with Yılmaz Güney in Kızılırmak-Karakoyun, directed by Akad. In 1968, he once again worked with Akad in the movie Destiny So Wanted. Koçyiğit, who acted between 1961-1976, quit acting after marrying businessman Bekir Çelenk.
Nilüfer Koçyiğit (born 4 April 1953) is a Turkish actress. He graduated from Kalamış High School. He took the stage in the Children's Section of the Istanbul City Theatre. In 1961, he made his way to the cinema with Nuri Akıncı's Longing for an Orphan. In 1962, he acted as a child actor in Metin Erksan's movie Double Doves. In 1965, he played with his older sisters Hülya and Feryal Koçyiğit in the movie Posta Güvercini. It was the only movie starring the three brothers. In 1967, Lütfi Ö. He appeared in front of the camera with Yılmaz Güney in Kızılırmak-Karakoyun, directed by Akad. In 1968, he once again worked with Akad in the movie Destiny So Wanted. Koçyiğit, who acted between 1961-1976, quit acting after marrying businessman Bekir Çelenk.
