Ibrahim Pasha is charmed with the beauty of Nigar Kalfa. One night, she enters the room of Ibrahim Pasha with the excuse of checking on him. By this time, Nigar continues to stay in the palace of Ibrahim Pasha.
PRINCESS ISABELLA FORTUNA MAGNIFICENT CENTURY FULL
Hatice Sultan, with full of agony, sets off to Edirne to mourn the death of his child. After Hatice Sultan gives birth to his baby boy, the baby dies soon in the arms of his mother due to asphyxia stemming from co-sleeping. Her moving into their palace kindles her feelings more.
All this aside, Nigar Kalfa has had feelings for Ibrahim Pasha for the longest time. Nigar is charged with the duty of taking care of Hatice Sultan during her pregnancy. But as time goes by, Nigar manages to make Hurrem forgive her. After this, Hurrem blames Nigar Kalfa with betrayal. After this incident, Ibrahim Pasha makes Nigar Kalfa search Hurrem Sultan's chamber without her letting Hurrem Sultan know.
Ibrahim Pasha finds a letter written by Hurrem for Leo (Hurrem's lover back in Ukraine) on Nigar Kalfa. She tries her best not to leak any private matters out of the harem.Īt some point, she is kind of forced to betray Hurrem because of Pargali Ibrahim Pasha who is the nemesis of Hurrem Sultan. Nigar Hatun also takes care of the concubines in the harem meticulously. Also she is a very big factor in Hurrem's progress overall. She really and deeply loves Hurrem and cares about her. Nigar Kalfa easily becomes Hurrem Sultan's best friend and confidante. She ranks after Sumbul Aga and Daye Hatun in the harem. She helps Hürrem Sultan a lot in every way. Nigar Kalfa is very intelligent and very good at keeping things moving. Until that time she was living in one of the villages nearby the Danube River. She was sold as a slave to the Ottoman Empire. Nigar Kalfa is one of the servants working in the harem.
She leaves her mark on the Magnificent Century with her deep love towards Pargali Ibrahim Pasha (Okan Yalabık). Nigar Kalfa portrayed by the actress Filiz Ahmet is one of the most prominent and spoken characters of the Magnificent Century.
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