Surprising the statements made by the Egyptian artist, Mohamed Ramadan, in his celebration of the New Year, when he appeared in a television interview with the Egyptian media, Mona El-Shazly, where he spoke for the first time about The crisis of the late pilot Ashraf Abu Al-YusrAnd he admitted his mistake in the story, and the proof of that is that the judiciary finally ruled against him.
Ramadan revealed his distress because he It caused a tough decision against the late pilotTherefore, she used the opportunity to show mercy to him in front of Egyptian and Arab audiences.
The Egyptian artist explained that he wanted the sentence issued against the pilot to be lighter than a life ban, recalling that he had tried in every way possible to mitigate the penalty and resolve the matter, before it turned into a case of public opinion.
Ramadan expressed his dissatisfaction with the speech that the pilot died because of him, especially since life is only in God’s hands, and that the pilot died after winning his case against Ramadan, to reveal a surprise , i.e. that he handed over to the court the amount that was demanded of him, but the matter would not compensate him for being placed on a long-term life suspension because of this issue.
Muhammad Ramadan, who was partly joined by his son and daughter in the program, spoke about his film ‘Abdo Muta’, which he presented 10 years ago and which has come under criticism because of it, indicating that the film it already contains things that deserve criticism, which is what makes him rethink the film and present it in a different way if it is presented to him now.
The hero of “Al Ostoura” emphasized that it is impossible to present the film at this time as he did 10 years ago, as now he is a mature person and has a broader outlook.
But the matter at the time of the presentation of the film was not clear, and he did not know that he would reach this position, and therefore if he had known, he would certainly have fixed many things.
Ramadan spoke during the meeting about his struggle as a young man, his going downtown to meet and seek out manufacturers, as well as his listening to the women who came to his mother’s house, who was working in tailoring, to learn about the their different stories.
