Amina Khalil talks about the most difficult scene in "Lam Shamsya"

Actress Amina Khalil, star of the series "Lam Shamsya," revealed that she considers her role in the series to be the most difficult of her career, saying, "This is the most difficult role of my life... and I was shocked by the reactions after the first episode."

This scene made Amina Khalil cry Amina said during her interview with ET Bil Arabi that she cried after watching the final scene in the sixth episode of the series "Lam Shamsya," saying, "I cried after watching the scene because it's so touching, especially the scene that came after it with the buildings, which was very expressive. It says that every house and every window has stories and people who might have this happen to them."

A bird flew through the window song Amina Khalil revealed that singing the song "A Bird Came Out of the Window" by Aida Al-Ayoubi during the scene was her choice, as she had memories of that song, which her mother used to sing to her when she was a child so she wouldn't feel afraid, in addition to her love for the artist Aida Al-Ayoubi.

Khalil continued: "That wasn't the song we were supposed to sing in the scene, but I discussed with director Karim El Shenawy that the song be 'A Bird Flew Through the Window' because it would put me in the same emotional state that was shown on screen. He agreed to the suggestion and the scene was presented in that way."

The story of the series "Lam Shamsya" The series "Lam Shamsya" takes place within a social framework, and the work raises a number of issues, including marital relations and child abuse.

The work is written by Mariam Naoum and the Sard Workshop, directed by Karim El-Shenawy, produced by Media Hub - Saadi & Gohar, and starring Amina Khalil, Ahmed El-Saadani, Mohamed Shaheen, Yousra El-Lozy, Tharaa Gebail, Safaa El-Toukhi, and a number of other artists.

The series "Lam Shamsya" has achieved great success since its premiere in the second half of the 2025 Ramadan drama season, receiving praise and positive reactions from audiences and critics.