Silvia Veleva
fictional character
Silvia Veleva (Bulgarian: Силвия Велева) is a fictional character and one of the main protagonists on the BNT crime series Pod Prikritie. She is portrayed by Irena Milyankova. She was Martin Hristov's love interest.
Life
Silvia Veleva, also known as Sunny, is mistress of Petar Tudzarov and, later a lover of Martin Hristov. Her mother, Yoana, believed that it was good for her to be Tudzharov's mistress because in that way she is not going to be poor.
Description
Season 1
Sunny met Martin on the night when she was beaten by Tudzharov's men when he saved her. She slept with him in his place that night and vanished the morning after. Sunny later saw Martin in Tudzharov's cafe and realised he is now working for him. She and Martin had a brief strained relationship, but reconciled later and became lovers. Ivo, later, found her bracelet in Martin's bed when places of every male worker of Tudzharov was searched and threat some time Martin.
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