Ahmed Helmy’s most prominent statements with Amr Adeeb on “Big Time Podcast”

Star Ahmed Helmy narrated the scenes of the first love story in his life, when he was approximately 8 years old.

Ahmed Helmy said during his interview with the journalist Amr Adeeb on the “Big Time Podcast” program broadcast on MBC: “One of my friend’s aunts was very old, and I was 7 or 8 years old, but she was very beautiful and kind.”

He added: “The true love always happened during my preparatory period, and I was living in Banha and I loved it, and when we returned to Saudi Arabia from vacation, the story would end, and there were love stories in the summer resort.”

In response to a question about what love story he remembers before his wife, the star Mona Zaki, Ahmed Helmy said: “She was in high school and I loved our neighbor, and it was a love story from a distance and a few phone calls without going out, because her family was small and everyone knew each other.”

Ahmed Helmy and the secret of the three rings The star Ahmed Helmy revealed the secret of the three rings that he always keeps on his fingers.

Ahmed Helmy said: “I love the color black, and the first ring is almost from Italy, and I liked that it has a skull, but it is not clear that it is a skull.”

He added: “The second ring contains a piece of cloth from the covering of the Kaaba. When I put musk on it, a sweet scent emerges.”

He continued: "This is my brother's ring, may God have mercy on him. He always wore it and it was written on it, In the Name of God, Most Gracious, Most Merciful."

Ahmed Helmy also revealed the secret of his and his wife, the star Mona Zaki, not tending to appear with their ring all the time, saying: “We will take it off during filming and it will be lost. I have the ring and it is hanging around my neck, and Mona is not wearing the ring either.”

Memories of Ahmed Helmy and Alaa Wali El-Din The star Ahmed Helmy recalled the memories of the beginning of his acquaintance with the late star Alaa Wali El Din, which goes back to his participation in the movie “Aboud on the Borders”, his first role in cinema.

Ahmed Helmy said: “Alaa was kidnapped early, as they say, and we became very friends in a very short time, as if we had known each other for 15 years.”

He added: "My first acquaintance with Alaa was in Abboud on the border. It was his first starring role and the first film I made. Alaa was very simple and afraid of the experience, and we became friends very quickly."

Ahmed Helmy explained that he was surprised by the size of his first role with Alaa Wali El-Din, saying: “I thought they were two scenes. I found my role walking with Alaa from the first to the last, and we left Abboud and worked on a stage and ten more.”

Ahmed Helmy touched on the aspect of religiosity in the character of Alaa Wali al-Din, saying: “He was very Sufi and walked within the confines of God. He never missed an obligation. He would go to work before us and sit alone in the room, reading his prayers, and would go to Hazrat Hazrat and know the sheikhs by name.”

In response to the question of what Alaa Wali El Din would have achieved if he had remained alive, Ahmed Helmy said: “He would have remained very unique, and I certainly would not have made an X-large movie.”

Ahmed Helmy in “Fabrication” It is noteworthy that Ahmed Helmy meets his fans during the month of Ramadan through the radio series “Fabrakah”, which is broadcast daily before breakfast, at 4:50, on Nojoom FM.

The company that produced the series “Fabrica” published behind-the-scenes footage of the work, bringing together Ahmed Helmy and the heroes of the series, who are Hana Al-Zahed, Taha Desouky, Sawsan Badr, Sami Maghawry, Muhammad Radwan, Cynthia Khalifa, Nour Qadri, Iman Al-Sayed, Ali Sobhi, in addition to the media personality. Engy Ali, and the series “Fabrakah” written by Nouran Nassar and directed by Safi El-Din Hassan.