Egyptian actress Donia Samir Ghanem commemorated her father’s birthday this year in a joyful and different way, as she performed his Greek song “Okhi”, using the song’s original video clip.
Dunia combined her voice with her father’s voice within the song’s scenes in Greek, which the late artist had presented in a comic sketch, and then re-presented it again in the album “Mana Mana… The Most Beautiful Children’s Song” in 1985.
Donia Samir Ghanem sent a message to her father at the end of the video clip, and wrote: “Happy New Year, my love, and a happy birthday in heaven, God willing. I always feel that you are with me with your white heart, your kindness, your wit, your voice, your art, your history and your audience. You did not make us happy and taught us happiness, patience and contentment, even when you are not present.”
Donia collaborated in the new distribution of the song “Okhi, Okhi” with photographer Ibrahim Nasr, guitarist Ahmed Hussein, bassist Ahmed Ragab, percussionist Ahmed Al-Ayadi, percussionist Hisham Al-Arabi, the choir of the Osama Al-Khouli group, and the video clip directed by Sherine Haraz.
Meanwhile, Donia Samir Ghanem is running the Ramadan race 2023, after an absence of almost 3 years from the drama, with a series consisting of 15 episodes, and the final name has not been determined yet, and Mohamed Salam, Salwa Khattab, Sayed Ragab, Bayoumi Fouad, co-star in the tournament. During the current period, contracts are being made with the rest of the heroes, and it is directed by Islam Khairy.
For her part, the artist, Amy Samir Ghanem, commemorated the birth of her late father, by publishing a funny video clip of her father, through her official account on “Instagram”.
And Samir Ghanem appeared in the video, telling a funny situation to his daughter at school, and Amy commented on the video: “This was a video in the program .. I love you, my door … and every year you are good and in my heart, soul and mind, O Lord, in heaven and its bliss, you and Mami .. And may God forgive you and have mercy on you with his vast mercy .. And I will see you in Paradise, O Lord.”
Samir Ghanem presented nearly 160 films, 50 plays, and 80 television and radio dramas, in addition to the Fawazir Ramadan, which he presented nearly 10 times, whether as a first hero in the eighties and nineties, or with a group of comedy stars in the sixties and seventies.
