Hanan Motawie: Fate guides my life... and I dream of playing a pharaonic character.

During her appearance on the "Spotlight" program on Sada El Balad channel, actress Hanan Motawie revealed hidden aspects of her personality and her philosophy of life and art.

Fate guides my life...and sustenance is in God's hands Motawa affirmed that her life is governed by destiny, and that she believes her role is limited to hard work and dedication, while the results remain beyond her control. She said, "I don't own anything for myself. I always strive to do my best, but the issue of success, livelihood, and the timing of the shows are in the hands of God Almighty."

A pharaonic dream... and queens from the womb of civilization Motawie expressed her great pride in her Egyptian identity and revealed her dream of portraying a pharaonic character in a drama , saying, "If I weren't Egyptian, I would have liked to be Egyptian." She added that she doesn't require portraying a pharaonic queen, but rather believes that women in ancient Egypt were all queens with their own knowledge and civilization.

"Life or Death"... Challenges in a Blind Character Motawa discussed the details of her role in her new series, " Life or Death ," which has been postponed until after Ramadan 2025. She explained that she plays Dr. Hayat, who goes blind, and that the work represents a major challenge for her, especially given the character's complexities and internal contradictions.

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Red lines...and family business Motawie revealed her red lines in acting, emphasizing that she chooses works that align with her personal beliefs and convictions. She added that she doesn't mind presenting works with bold ideas, provided they are appropriately addressed by the audience. She emphasized her commitment to presenting works suitable for family viewing.

Artistic philosophy...and respect for the audience Through her statements, Motawea revealed her artistic philosophy, which combines a commitment to her personal values with a commitment to presenting works that respect the audience's intellect. She also emphasized her desire to present roles that reflect Egypt's great history and are worthy of the stature of Egyptian drama.