After Ahmed Azmy and Maha Ahmed, Afef Mustafa demands work

After Ahmed Azmy and Maha Ahmed, the artist Afef Mustafa expressed her sadness and despair for not having a job opportunity in drama.

She wrote on her Facebook account, saying: “I hesitate to open up to avoid being insulted by a few distorted people. Guys, honestly, I am in a crisis in my artistic country. Now, there are 40 series for Ramadan, and for the first time, I have become a housewife for unknown reasons.”

She added in a later post: “I was patient with myself for the past months without work and considered them moments of contemplation. Now I tell myself, ‘Your sitting is so long, my dear.’ This is the first time I’ve been sitting for so long.”

It is noteworthy that Afef Mustafa is an Egyptian actress born in 1960 in Alexandria. She began her artistic career as an actress in small roles since 1982 in some films and series. She stopped working in the artistic field for a period, then returned after a while.

Her theatrical works include: “The Idiot and I” and “The Lady Wins”

On TV, she presented "The Man and the Horse, Raafat Al-Hagan, Meeting on Air, Breeze of the Soul, Queen in Exile, and Whose Empire?"

Her films include: “To Whom It May Concern, Tito, Dr. Omar’s Gang, Birds of the Nile, and An Hour and a Half.”