Amira Adeeb: I had a two-year conflict with my mother for the sake of art

Young actress Amira Adeeb revealed that her family refused to help her enter the artistic community, so she decided to take the path alone through social media, which would be her real beginning and the beginning of directors getting to know her.

Amira Adeeb: I fought my family for two years for the sake of art Amira said in her interview on the Sahibat Al-Saada program: “There was a conflict between me and my mother for two years because of her refusal to let me enter acting. I love stubbornness and I love to be self-reliant, and my family gave me this opportunity, and because I was born into an artistic family, I said I would take advantage of this, but away from them. I said I would not live in my father’s shadow.”

Amira Adeeb was one of the first to work in social media.

She continued: "I used to travel alone when I was 12 years old, and I always used to say that I would end up wherever I stepped on it. When I went to America, I didn't feel anything strange. I was completely ready to live alone."

Amira added: “I am one of the first people who started doing social media in this way. My mother was always afraid of me entering this field. I liked that I have a connection with people and people like that. I found people saying that I help them in their lives. In fact, a director called me when he started watching my videos.”

Regarding her entry into the field of singing and music, Amira Adeeb said: “Singing started, but my way of thinking changed. I always wanted to sing, but I used to tell myself that my voice wasn’t good. Then I told myself that I would go learn, and I went and learned. I was writing a series that had to do with rap and such, but I didn’t think that I would make music, and I had a heart attack and such. I said, ‘Oh God, if I am supposed to make music, send me a sign,’ and I actually started making it.”

Amira Adeeb and the artistic family It is noteworthy that Amira Adeeb is the daughter of the artist Manal Salama and the artist Adel Adeeb, and her uncle is the artist Sherif Salama, and her uncles are Amr Adeeb and Imad Adeeb.

Among the artistic works in which she participated: We Have an Appointment Part 2 - Investigation - Who Said - Public Transport - and Good People