Alina Boz (Russian: лина o; born 14 June 1998) is a Turkish actress of Russian origin. She is best known for her television series Elimi Brakma and Maraşl, as well as the Netflix series Aşk 101.

Early years
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Alina Boz was born in Moscow, Russia, on June 14, 1998, to a Turkish father and a Russian mother. Her paternal grandparents were members of Bulgaria's Turk minority before moving to Turkey (also known as Bulgarian Turk). Boz was seven years old when her family relocated to Turkey for her father's new job. She learned Turkish and attended primary school there. She is fluent in Turkish, Russian, and English. She attended Gökjet Aviation High School. Her dance career began in the dance theater. Boz worked as a model in commercials and magazines before beginning her acting career.

Boz worked in several commercials prior to beginning her acting career. She made her acting debut as Canan in the 2013 series Cesur Hemşire at the age of fifteen. In 2014, she co-starred in the television series Paramparça as Hazal, alongside actress Nurgül Yeşilçay. In 2016, she played the character of Melis Kahvaci in the film Kaçma Birader. In 2017, Boz appeared in the film Böluk and the television series Sevdann Bahçesi as Defne. In 2018, she was cast as Princess Anastasia Romanova in the series Vatanm Sensin, and in the same year, she played Azra Güneş in the series Elimi Brakama.
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Boz played the character "Eda" in the Netflix original series Aşk 101. In the television series Maraşl, she played Mahur Türel opposite Burak Deniz in 2021. She signed a contract for the brand Duru in 2021, for which she received 1 million Turkish lira. Bursa was the location for the commercial. Simultaneously, Boz starred in the sequel to Aşk 101, which premiered on Netflix on September 30, 2021.

In 2021, she played the leading female role of Leyla in the film Bandrma Füze Kulübü, which was set in the late 1950s and focused on a group of qualified students who began constructing missiles. In 2022, Boz appeared in the short film Babamn ldüü Gün as Hale, who was dealing with the death of her father with her sister Sema, played by Nur Fettaholu.

Filmography