Eyad Nassar for the first time as a comedian in "From the Days of Giza"...and these are the scenes

Artist Eyad Nassar talked about the movie “From the Days of Giza” on his Instagram account, promoting the work in which he is entering comedy for the first time.

Eyad Nassar promotes "From the Days of Giza" Eyad Nassar wrote on Instagram, promoting his character in “From the Days of Giza”, saying, “Wait for Farid in the movie From the Days of Giza. A character I love in a movie I love. The first time it’s a comedy. God help us. Coming soon, the movie #From_the_Days_of_Giza #Eyad_Nassar.”

Story "From the Days of Giza" The story of the movie "From the Days of Giza" combines comedy and social drama, and Nassar participates in the starring role alongside Amr Abdel Gelil and Aya Samaha, as the movie presents a light treatment and a humorous spirit that addresses some social issues in an enjoyable and entertaining framework.

Eyad Nassar renews controversy over the movie "Friends but Not Dear" Two years after the film was shown, in a radio interview, artist Eyad Nassar expressed his opinion on the controversy that arose after the film “Friends but Not Dear” was shown.

Nassar said: “I don’t know why Netflix asked us not to speak up. This wasted a great opportunity for us to speak up, and I didn’t like that. They were all insisting that we not speak up, and I felt that they were benefiting and liked positive and negative talk and benefited from it. So we had to come out and say that we are not evil, we are children of society, not devils who came to attack society. We are children of society, and we succeed and fail, and we feel that this issue is something we want to talk about or stay away from.”

Regarding his dealing with negative comments, Nassar said: “When I see that all the comments are copied, I don’t respond, but when I feel that these are opinions and there is something spontaneous, I can respond. In general, I don’t respond or read the comments, and this is better for my mental health. I know who loves me and who follows me. The artist has become close to the audience and is no longer something mysterious to them.”