A situation that restored Khaled El Sawy and Ghada Abdel Razek's relationship after a long dispute.

Actor Khaled El Sawy revealed the backstage details of his rekindling of his relationship with actress Ghada Abdel Razek , after a dispute between them that led to their separation for several years.

A situation that restored the relationship between Khaled El Sawy and Ghada Abdel Razek Khaled El Sawy said that his humanitarian stance led to the restoration of their relationship, commenting: “Ghada Abdel Razek was subjected to a simple situation that made her vulnerable to attack, and everyone wanted to attack her. I hadn’t spoken to her since the January 25 revolution. I called her on the phone, but she didn’t answer.”

He continued his talk during his interview on the "Mirror" program, presented by journalist Khaled Farag, saying: "I expected her not to respond, so I sent her a message that said, 'You are not going to get into this fight alone.. Talk to me.' I found her replying to me with a message that said, 'You have always been a man and you are my brother.'"

Khaled El Sawy's latest works Actor Khaled El Sawy shines in the Ramadan 2024 marathon with the series "Sadfa," starring Khaled El Sawy and Reham Hagag, written by Ayman Salama, and directed by Sameh Abdel Aziz. The series is being shown as part of the Ramadan 2024 series, and its events take place in a social context, witnessing many exciting events.

On another note, El Sawy continues filming his scenes in the movie "Siko Siko," which is the first starring role for Essam Omar and Taha El Desouky, next Thursday.

Essam Omar and Taha El-Dessouky resumed filming their scenes in the movie on Sunday, following the Eid Al-Adha holiday. Director Omar El-Mohandes is continuing to contract with the rest of the cast while filming is underway, in preparation for its release in the coming period.

The film "Siko Siko", starring Taha Desouky and Essam Omar, marks their first starring roles in cinema. It is scheduled to be released in late 2024.

The work is written by Mohammed Al-Dabbah, directed by Omar Al-Mohandes, and produced by United Film Production, Film Square, and producer Ahmed Badawi.