He was born on December 16, 1964 in Istanbul. His father is a doctor. He attended primary school at Şişli On Dokuz Mayıs Primary School. He completed high school in Gaziantep. While he was in high school, he wrote a play and put it on stage, he also appeared in the place of those who got stuck and ran away, and made the class laugh out loud. His role as an uncouth German man was the beginning of his show business life. While his family wanted him to become a doctor, he decided to become a mechanical engineer, studied engineering for 4 years and then became a theater actor. He founded a theater group during his university years.

After studying at ITU Mechanical Engineering Department for 4 years, he entered Istanbul University State Conservatory Theater Department and completed his 4-year education in 3 years by skipping classes.

He started his professional acting career at Kenter Theater. His first play was Albert Camus' "Tragedy of Thought" Caligula. Then, in 1990, he won the exam opened by the State Theaters and after working in Diyarbakır State Theaters for 3 years and Bursa State Theaters for 7 years, he came to Istanbul in 2000. He is currently working as an actor and Assistant General Art Director at Istanbul State Theater.

He became very popular with his role as İrfan in the TV series Tatlı Hayat, which was broadcast on TV in 2001. He later played the roles of Manager Dilaver and Deli Ferit in the series Acemi Cadı.

He has also prepared many young people for conservatory and theater schools over the past 20 years.

Awards : "Lions" award for Kır. He received the "New Generation Afife" award for Caligula.