Müslüm is a biographical drama film from Turkey based on the life of Müslüm Gürses, a popular Turkish musician and singer known as the "Voice of Pain." The film portrays his tumultuous life, from his childhood as an orphan to his rise to fame, and the emotional turmoil that accompanied his success.
The movie depicts Müslüm's struggles with alcoholism, drug addiction, and failed marriages, reflecting his difficult and often controversial persona. It shows how he built a massive fan base with his powerful voice and emotional performances, becoming a cultural icon in Turkey.
Müslüm also focuses on some of the key relationships in Müslüm's life, such as his tumultuous love affair with his longtime manager Muazzez, played by Zerrin Tekindor, who helped him overcome his addictions, and his collaboration with the renowned composer and arranger Şerif Yüzbaşıoğlu, portrayed by Timuçin Esen.
The film features a captivating performance by Timuçin Esen as Müslüm and has won numerous awards, including the Best Picture award at the 2019 Adana Film Festival. Müslüm is a touching tribute to the music legend and is considered a must-see for fans of Turkish music and cinema.