Renowned artist Samira Ahmed opens up about her life in new interview with Iman Abu Taleb

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Wednesday, April 17, 2024

Renowned artist, Samira Ahmed, will be a guest in the first episode of the new season with journalist Iman Abu Taleb on the program “Bal Khat Al Arid” on Friday.
The renowned artist opens the box of memories and tells the scenes for the first time over two episodes

In the first episode, the renowned artist Samira Ahmed talks about the scenes of her films, especially since she starred in 6 of the 100 most important films in the history of cinema of Egypt.
She tells about her private life for the first time, and how she lives now, and spends her day inside her house, and in the company of her friends at the club.
Samira Ahmed reveals for the first time the details of her relationship with the late singer Farid Al-Atrash, and the fact that he sang the song “Ya Abu Dahka Janan” for her .
Samira Ahmed said: Farid was singing a song, “She told me tomorrow.. I sleep for a few hours, and then he would tell me, ‘What do you think?'” I listen for a while and my eyes avoid him.

The renowned artist also spoke in Friday’s program about the reason she refused to play the role of Fathia Al-Saghla in the film Girls and Summer, which stars the late Abdel Halim Hafez, and the secret of her acceptance of her work – again.
Samira Ahmed also reveals the scenes of working with great artists of the good old days, including Zaki Rostom, and said: Hassan Youssef meets me now and tells me that you know Sanani, who did not write from the pen of Zaki Rostom in one. of the movies.
The renowned artist said she was the first candidate for the film Ambassador Aziza, starring Souad Hosni, before apologizing for it, explaining: I was making another film with Abdel Aziz Fahmy, who produced I later with Souad Hosni, who is an ambassador. Aiza.
The renowned artist also spoke about the scenes of her film Al-Kharasaa, explaining what the foreign director who was present at the opening ceremony of the film said.
The program Bold Line is broadcast on Al-Hayat TV at eight in the evening every Friday, presented by journalist Iman Abu Talib.