Dauren Aidarkulov (b. 1982)

Alias:
Даурен Айдаркулов

Birthplace:
Alma-Ata, USSR (Almaty, Kazakhstan)

Born:
September 6, 1982

Dauren Aidarkulov is a Kazakh actor, showman, and TV presenter. He was born on September 6, 1982, in Almaty. From a young age, he showed an interest in performing arts, actively participating in school KVN (Club of the Funny and Inventive) teams. After finishing school, he enrolled at Al-Farabi Kazakh National University, where he earned a degree in **Management**. However, his passion for humor and the stage led him into the world of KVN, where he became a member of the teams *Astana.KZ* and *Kazakhs*. Aidarkulov's television career began at the age of 19 when he joined the *Khabar* TV channel. He worked as a scriptwriter and host on various comedy shows, including *Shatakhanа*, *Kyzyl Radio*, *Toybastar*, *Kyzylstan*, *Komanda.kz*, *Ashyk Poshta*, *AzilStudio*, and *Rizamin*. In cinema, Dauren Aidarkulov is known for his roles in comedy films such as: - *A Wedding for Three* (2015) - *16 Girls* (2016) - *Glamour for Fools* (2016) - *More Than Cinema* (2017) - *Rosehip* (2019) - *Grandpa on Hype* (2019) Aidarkulov's personal life has also drawn public attention. In 2008, he got married, and the couple had three children. However, they divorced in 2016. Later, he married singer **Akbota Seytmukhamet**, with whom he had two children. This marriage also ended in divorce after three and a half years. Dauren Aidarkulov continues to be an active figure in the Kazakhstani film and television industry, making a significant contribution to the entertainment sector.

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