'Once Upon a Time in Istanbul, the Bosnia-Herzegovina Massacre and the martyr Selami Yurdan were not forgotten

In the third episode of the series, Ali and his friends sent the weapons that the mafia had stolen to the Muslims who were massacred in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and thus Selami Yurdan was commemorated, which caused a great repercussion.

Selami Yurdan's heroic stance and his stance on behalf of the oppressed Bosnian people were not forgotten in Once Upon a Time in Istanbul. The unforgettable events of that period, such as the memory of Selami Yurdan, who went to Bosnia in 1992 and suffered martyrdom in the war, were also covered in the series Once Upon a Time in Istanbul . Selami Yurdan took a stand for humanity in a period when humanity remained indifferent in the heart of Europe, the Bosnian people were left alone and a blind eye was turned to the massacre, and he fought shoulder to shoulder with the Bosnian people, and he became a martyr as a result of this struggle.

It got full marks from the audience

The special scene, especially the one where Selami Yurdan was remembered, moved the audience to deep emotions and became one of the most talked about topics on social media. The production, which emphasized the Turkish and Bosnian brotherhood, received full marks from the audience by bringing historical ties to the screen.

Once Upon a Time in Istanbul goes beyond being just a period drama, and revives the unforgettable events and characters of the 90s with its powerful narrative. The atmosphere of the series, the music of the period, the costumes and the set designs make the audience experience a journey through time.

With production, project design and script by Mehmet Bozdağ, directed by Metin Günay and Volkan Keskin, and starring Cihangir Ceyhan and Alina Boz, 'Once Upon a Time in Istanbul' will continue to make its mark on Friday nights on TRT1.