Ezgi Mola's birthdate is March 29, 1983, and the city where she first took her first breath is Istanbul, Turkey, despite being a native of Malatya. The majority of her early years and educational journey were spent in Istanbul, where she acquired her primary and high school education.
Mola's fascination with the art of acting commenced at a remarkably early stage in her life, and she began to nurture this passion by enrolling in acting classes at the esteemed Müjdat Gezen Art Center while still a student in high school.
Her education continued to flourish at the same prestigious institution after she had completed her high school education, and she ultimately graduated from the Müjdat Gezen Art Center with a remarkable distinction, earning the top spot in her department.
Mola's journey in the entertainment industry began remarkably early, making her television debut at the tender age of 17, with a starring role in the TV series Karate Can, expertly directed by the renowned Kartal Tibet, in the year 2000.
Following the completion of her four-year formal education at Müjdat Art Center, Mola further honed her craft by receiving extensive theater training from the esteemed Aydogan Temel, a tutelage that lasted for a period of two years, undoubtedly laying the foundation for her future success in the world of performing arts.
Mola's nascent career was characterized by her inaugural foray into the world of theatrical performance, where she made her stage debut in the play Çürük Elma, skillfully guided by the esteemed director Aydogan Temel.
Fast forward to November 2005, Mola joined the esteemed production company BKM Mutfak, thereby catapulting herself into the spotlight with a pivotal role as a refreshingly innocent hairdresser in the popular television series Hirsiz Polis, which garnered her widespread recognition and acclaim.
The turning point in Mola's career was her 2006 cinematic endeavour, "You Are the Woman of My Life", a film that catapulted her to newfound success, marked by her shared screen presence with the esteemed Turkish actress, Türkan Soray.
This pivotal role not only granted Mola the prestigious Sadri Alisik Award for Best Supporting Actress in 2007, but also provided her with a platform to demonstrate her remarkable acting prowess and the opportunity to collaborate with her personal idol, the illustrious Türkan Soray.
In the year 2008, a pivotal moment in Turkish entertainment history unfolded as Mola took center stage in a groundbreaking, improvised sitcom, masterfully directed by the talented Ugur Yücel. This innovative endeavor marked a significant first for Turkey, showcasing Mola's remarkable range and versatility as a performer.
Mola, a talented actress, has taken on the central role of Safiye Derenoglu in the TV series Masumlar Apartment, which made its debut on TRT on September 15, 2020.
Mola has had a remarkably prolific career, with a vast array of credits to her name, including numerous television series, motion pictures, theatrical productions, and commercials, thus cementing her status as one of Turkey's most cherished and esteemed actresses, widely admired and respected by audiences and peers alike.
