Details of Dhafer L'Abidine's return to Egyptian Ramadan drama

After a 6-year absence, Tunisian artist Dhafer L'Abidine returns to the Egyptian Ramadan series race with the series "Nelteka Ba'd El Fasel" (We Meet After the Break), written by Wael Hamdy, and the series consists of 30 episodes. The series is about the professional and family conflicts between its characters.

Dhafer L'Abidine's latest posts in Ramadan It is noteworthy that the series "Layali Eugenie" was Dhafer L'Abidine's last participation in Egyptian drama, and it was shown in 2018, and it is adapted from a Spanish work.

The series is written by Engy Al-Qassem and Sama Abdel Khaleq, and directed by Hani Khalifa.

Last September, the second season of “Searching for Ola” was also shown.

The series is written by Ghada Abdel Aal, Hanaa Mahmoud, Saif Omar, Zezet Saeed, and Hesham Hamza, under the supervision of Hend Sabry.

Artist Dhafer L'Abidine revealed that when he was offered the role in the series " Searching for Ola ", he did not think twice and welcomed the idea immediately because this series is unique and different in its ideas and presentation methods.

This is Dhafer L'Abidine's most difficult scene in Searching for Ola Abedin talked about the most difficult scene in the work, which was his first day of filming with the family, and this is a scary thing because the entire work team has known each other since the first season and he is the only stranger, but he interacted with them quickly as if he was part of the family.

Similarities between Dhafer and Karim In an interview with Al Arabiya, Dhafer explained that what attracted him and impressed him most about the character of "Karim Abed" was its great similarity to him in some qualities, including calmness and thinking ahead about the future, as well as the idea of living abroad and the difference in cultures. Just as Karim was raised in France and his father is Egyptian, Dhafer the Tunisian lived in London for 24 years, so he feels everything that goes on inside the character of thoughts, fluctuations and differences in cultures.

As for the development of his character and the extent of its impact on Ola, Dhafer said that he cannot reveal aspects of the character, but naturally people help each other and influence each other’s lives.