Hesham Maged reveals scenes he didn't like in "Very Hard Work"

Actor Hesham Maged confirmed that the cast of the series “Very Hard Work” did their utmost to ensure the series would be well-received by the audience, especially since the challenge was to produce a second season that would be as successful as the first.

Scenes that Hesham Maged did not like

In an interview on the Shahid platform via the Behind The Sheen podcast, presented by the media personality Lobna Abdel Aziz, Majed revealed the scenes that he did not like, saying that there were some scenes that he did not like because they had a violent touch, including the scene in which Mustafa Gharib (Arabi) was suspended in the middle of the sea, and the scene in which Asmaa Jalal was also tortured, in addition to another scene in which he was also exposed to something of the same kind.

Will there be a second part to the work?

The series "Very Hard Work" has achieved success and received praise from audiences, critics, and even stars, which has prompted some to demand a third season.

Regarding this idea, Majed said: "Answering the question of whether there will be a third part of Ashghal Shaqqa is premature. Once the second part has aired, we will consider whether we have anything new to offer in the third part or not. The ones most qualified to answer this question are the show's writers, Khaled and Sherine Diab. Ultimately, if the audience demands a third part, that would be a great honor for me."

Hesham Maged continued: “I am happy with people’s reactions, and what makes me happiest is when I receive messages that the series makes the viewers laugh and enjoys them. This indicates that art is a message, and laughter itself is a very important message.”

Action heroes

"Very Hard Work" stars a group of stars, with Hesham Maged playing the role of the husband, Hamdy Abdel Rahim, and Asmaa Galal playing the role of his wife, Yasmine. The work also includes actress Sherine, Salwa Mohamed Ali, and Mustafa Gharib, in addition to a number of female stars appearing as guests of honor during the episodes, including Aya Samaha, Nahid El Sebaei, Nisreen Amin, and Donia Maher, which adds variety and excitement to the events.

The work is written by the duo Khaled and Sherine Diab, who presented a script that combines comedy and social drama. Khaled Diab is directing.